Arts, Design & Photography

Call this the one-volume encyclopedia that centers around one specific article of clothing: the T-shirt—everything you ever wanted to know about a T-shirt and even what you didn’t even realize you

“a superb addition to those desiring to master the conversion of color images to black and white.”

London Uprising is as much a geography/real estate lesson as it is the story of the rise of the British fashion industry in its current state.

Henry Wessel documents life in the 20th century with a well-established black and white photographic style.

"are buildings extensions of us . . . or are we extensions of them?"

In the world of high jewelry (haute joaillerie or alta gioielleria) it is a rather well known fact that the French have always maintained a leading, if not, starring role.

This is the kind of fashion tome that has a distinction all its own within the genre of fashion books.

A new year brings still one more book focused on the heritage brand of Dior but the real question is whether or not the main attraction is the brand or the brilliant illustrator whose images inhabi

Andrew Dickson is former arts editor at the Guardian, was at the 2012 Shakespeare festival at the Globe Theater in London highlighted by productions of Shakespeare from all over the world

“an extraordinary examination of parallel paths of two phenomenal artists, their work, and their seminal effect, which extends to the present day.”

“This is a celebration of style in its purest sense.”

David Foy would like to have to the reader believe that this is a book about Victoria Beckham and her prodigious design talents, which have thrust her into the fashion limelight.