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The Anabas Look Book: Prince in Words and Pictures: 1984

  • Writer: GlamSlamEscape
    GlamSlamEscape
  • Nov 1, 1984
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 8

A stylish early‑career visual biography capturing Prince’s evolving image, mystique, and cultural impact through curated photos and commentary.


This entry in The Anabas Look Book Series presents a compact, visually driven portrait of Prince during the early phase of his ascent. Written by Roger St. Pierre and Bob Killbourn, the book blends photography with accessible commentary, offering readers a snapshot of Prince’s style, persona, and artistic identity at a time when he was rapidly becoming one of the most compelling figures in modern music.



The cover design leans into geometric framing and bold angles, echoing the graphic sensibilities of early‑80s pop culture. Prince’s portrait — makeup, sculpted hair, high‑collared shirt — captures the theatricality and androgynous glamour that defined his breakthrough era. Marketed as “an independent story in words and pictures,” the book positions itself as both a fan‑friendly introduction and a visual celebration of a rising icon.


Key Highlights

Part of The Anabas Look Book Series


Written by Roger St. Pierre and Bob Killbourn


Early‑career visual biography of Prince


Strong emphasis on photography and style


Geometric, graphic cover design reflecting early‑80s aesthetics


Marketed as “an independent story in words and pictures”


Captures Prince’s evolving image and mystique



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