Ltd. ed.  2018 188pp Timeless Editions large harback. Illustrated in colour. Cloth bound with camouflage design screen-printed. Near fine.
 
Ltd. ed. 11/30. When Throbbing Gristle donned their infamous camouflage uniforms in 1980 it became a pivotal statement for industrial and post-industrial fashion. 
Few of the countless imitators realised that those particular uniforms were custom-made and designed by their close ally Laurence Dupré. In true T.G. fashion expectations were confounded and a deeper level of importance literally hidden away from easy deciphering. 

This is an extensive overview of Laurence Dupré’s early career raging from her DiY fashion zines of the late 70s/early 80s dealing with camouflage patterns and appliances, her collages for Sordide Sentimental, her meeting with Genesis P-Orridge in Hackney to her design worky not only for the TG uniforms, but also other aspects of the latter day TG image.