Roberto Bolle
The Book
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Mondadori Electa
Published:25th Nov '25
Should be back in stock very soon
This lavish text presents the magnificent Roberto Bolle, as seen through the lens of major international photographers including Bruce Weber, Annie Leibovitz, Fabrizio Ferri, Douglas Kirkland, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Giovanni Gastel, and Mario Testino, among others. Bolle s own words, alongside those of friends and fans from the worlds of performance, culture, and fashion, tell the story of his long and storied career on the international stage. Bolle s magnetic charisma helped bring dance to a wider audience, drawing large and enthusiastic crowds to the ballet. A much-courted media star, Bolle appeared in numerous fashion and style magazines, as well as advertising campaigns that brought his perfectly trained body to the cause of couture. Through the art of dance, Bolle has truly become one of Italy s cultural ambassadors to the world.
"International ballet star Roberto Bolle has served as muse to countless fashion and art photographers. They’ve seemingly documented his every footstep, whether he’s dancing on international stages, at major events, or for world leaders, not to mention modeling for magazines. Many of these images have now been compiled in a new book, Roberto Bolle: Dance and Fashion (Rizzoli New York), released in November. Suspending his artistry and fashion influence in a visual time capsule, the book features work of photographers such as Bruce Weber, Annie Leibovitz, and Mario Testino. The images are accompanied by essays by Bolle and quotes from his friends and collaborators, including Giorgio Armani, Marianela Nuñez, Alessandra Ferri, and Misty Copeland. Roberto Bolle: Dance and Fashion captures moments throughout his career—from performing with La Scala Ballet to dancing at Rome’s Colosseum to teaching class in Duomo Square and modeling for Vogue. If you’re a Bolle superfan, this is the ultimate book for you." — POINTE MAGAZINE
ISBN: 9788891844491
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160 pages