Arts, Design & Photography

Frank Horvat is considered to be one of the most influential and notable photographers of the 20th century, and yet he is not as well known as many of his colleagues.

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

This book might possibly signal an unprecedented moment in the annals of heritage brands that celebrate and memorialize their considerable legacies. Berluti: At Their Feet is a rare and re

In Tiny: Streetwise Revisited, the photographer Mary Ellen Mark chronicles the life of “Tiny” (Erin Charles), a street kid from Seattle.

In the very famous words of the late Audrey Hepburn “Paris is always a good idea” and so it is especially apropos since the publication of Parisian Chic City Guide: Shopping, Dining, and More.

Apparently this is the third book in a series celebrating the continuing collaboration of Juergen Teller and Nicolas Ghesquière.

Every title arrives with its own set of expectations. Will this book will educate, entertain, induce ennui, or broaden the reader’s perspective of the world of fashion?

“a fascinating source of material for those interested in visual anthropology and the impact of a developing urban art and social language.”

What a way to start off the year for books of this genre.

Here a few questions you need to ask yourself before you decide to read this book: Do you have any interest in arcane subjects? In esoterica? In rarefied subject matter?

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

Saying or thinking that Vacheron Constantin makes watches is like saying Michelangelo was a ceiling painter.