Fashion Phortography

The conundrum with reviewing this book is simply that this reviewer is neither a teenager nor a female.

In the early ’80s, it was suggested to François Nars by Polly Mellen to move to the United States so that he could work with his idols Avedon, Penn, Weber—a who’s who of the fashion photography wor

After having read this amazing book, this reader suddenly became aware that there is a cult of denim aficionados, “denimheads” to be exact, as well as a culture of denim.

There is no question that Focus is a book that must be evaluated on several planes depending on one’s point of view and frame of reference.

The most pertinent fact about Sarah Moon: Now and Then is that this is not some glossy table coffee table book but rather a very scholarly, if not erudite, examination of Sarah Moon’s body

The Isaac Mizrahi Pictures, photos by Nick Waplington, bears a striking resemblance to Fashion's Front Line that features the images of Niall McInernery, in that both boo

“one of the most authoritative, educational, and gut-splittingly funny books about the do’s and don’ts of men’s style.”

Vogue Like a Painting is a love letter to fashion, photography and Vogue itself.

Minh-ha Pham has taken a somewhat innocuous topic and tried to make it a Major Topic.

There is always high expectation when a reader opens a book like Portraits in Fashion: Norman Parkinson. The reality should live up to or graze the level of expectation.

Electric Fashion stands alone in the genre of fashion monographs as this is a book that can be appraised and applauded on multiple levels.