70s’ Denim. It happens cyclically and punctually: 70s are back in fashion again. And I can tell you more: in summer 2016, flared trousers and flowery shirts will be in the top lists of all the fashion victims. In this season, on the other hand, the references of that anguished decade of the revolution against the hypocrisy of the middle class, that crumbling middle class well depicted by Luchino Visconti in Conversation Piece, are represented by the great offer of denim. But today it acquires a completely different meaning, far away from any revolutionary ideology. I like to think that in its own way denim would like to celebrate that social and cultural movement that some of us regret. Michael Douglas wearing jeans on the set of Napoleon and Samantha (1972)

The second photo captured by the book “Max, La Storia del Denim” has been shot in New York  by Stephanie Pfriender Stylander: Cedric Lewis, hodman, is wearing D&G Jeans.

The photo was published in the book “Max, Il Libro del Denim” that has consecrated denim through three long different fashion photographic stories. This pic comes from Toni Thorimbert story: he shot many real craftsmen from Italy. Mr Miliani’s occupation is the clown in the circus; he wears Stone Island jacket. In the next weeks you’ll see more pictures coming from the England and USA jeans stories.