Arts, Design & Photography

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“The great beauty of this book is that it is truly an exhaustive and almost encyclopedic accounting of one man’s body of work.”

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Art of the High-Heeled Shoe is a great coffee table book or conversation piece.”

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Marella Agnelli: The Last Swan is a collection of rare beauty that allows us to live within her world if only while enjoying this book.”

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Loulou de la Falaise is not a book only for those who know of her but for anyone who truly believes in creativity and possesses a free spirit.”

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This is an ode to Louis Vuitton. The sizable volume certainly projects the brand’s import as well as status within the world of fashion.

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“. . .  provides a great overview of the creative community that exists in Germany.

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“This is a hugely talented bunch, and their work deserves to be explored more fully. Thank you, Mr.

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“. . . proves both enormously entertaining as well as informative. . . .

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Horst: Photographer of Style is the type of fashion/photography coffee table book that will continue to give new perspectives with each reading and is a must for those who have ev

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“Pass on this particular book, and save your money!

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Silver and Suede is an educational and entertaining glimpse into New York life during the 70s and 80s when the city and its lucky inhabitants feasted on life every night and day.”

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“As always Buruma is a reporter first; he does not argue a particular side without citation and witness.

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“A tinkerer, a diarist, a rake, a prince, an earl, a crusader, plus those matinee idol looks and a devilish with—he is all of that and more.”

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Words that immediately come to mind are exaggerated, fetishistic, derivative, historical, and sculptural to name a few. Guido Palau is at once artist, designer, stylist, inventor, and iconoclast.

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“For anyone who has been living under a rock and never read anything about any of these fashion personalities, Champagne Supernovas can prove to b

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“All in all, The Glass of Fashion is one of the more entertaining books that has surfaced on the topic of fashion.”

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“On the plus side, the book offers a substantial history of fashion with insight into each designer’s body of work and design philosophy.

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“In sum, Radical Cities offers a rich buffet of inspiring sketches of imaginative approaches to improving quality of life in more livable settlements.

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Dior: The Legendary Images arrives and astounds and amazes the reader with its content and appeal.”

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The Lost Art of Dress: The Women Who Once Made America Stylish is far more educational than relevant or amusing.”

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Hats by Madame Paulette: Paris Milliner Extraordinaire should be on your must have reading list as well as an essential part of your fashion libr

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The Public Library is a beautiful book intended for prominent display, but it is also a work of public service: at the risk of proselytizing, libraries are the most truly democrat

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