Architect turned designer, cultural tastemaker, and visionary behind Off-White and Louis Vuitton’s menswear revolution.
Exploring the Recommended Books by Virgil Abloh offers a unique glimpse into the mind of one of the most innovative and influential designers of our time. Virgil Abloh, known for his work in fashion, art, and culture, was a creative force who constantly pushed the boundaries of traditional design. The books he recommended provide insight into the diverse influences that shaped his thinking, from architecture and urbanism to art, media, and cultural critique.
Abloh appreciated Munari’s exploration of the relationship between art and design, which resonates with his own boundary-pushing work in fashion and art.
This book influenced Abloh’s approach to design and architecture, especially in how it encourages thinking about the world and its resources in innovative ways.
Known for its unconventional design and deep insights into media and communication, this book aligns with Abloh’s interest in how messages are conveyed and received through different mediums.
Abloh admired Dieter Rams’ minimalist approach to design, which had a significant influence on his own work.
This book on David Carson’s groundbreaking graphic design work was a source of inspiration for Abloh, who often challenged traditional design norms.
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