Mode | Fashion boeken

Volume II of The Watch Book follows on the successful and comprehensive earlier volume with a magnificently illustrated book about the additional functions and refinements of wristwatches.

Fashion and wisdom from style rebels in New York City and beyond.

The second installment in the Little Guides to Style series, featuring four stunning pocket-sized fashion books in one box set.

The nineties are back! Fashion icon Claudia Schiffer takes readers on a personal journey through the golden age of the global supermodel.

A wonderful journey through five decades of corporate history of one of the world's leading modern casual brands.

200 pages of original, elegant, and casual hat models. The styling compendium for the modern gentleman!

For the first time, Giles Deacon, Sølve Sundsbø and Katie Grand discuss the stories, production and artistry behind their finest collaborations in fashion.

A celebration of the fashion missteps of otherwise stylish individuals—from celebrities and fashion and media insiders to regular humans.

Marc Jacobs has made a name for himself as the epitome of downtown New York cool. Entering fashion history after his notorious “grunge” collection for Perry Ellis in 1993, Jacobs would soon be hailed by Vogue as “the dauphin of grungy, understated cool”.

Celebrating a decade of fashion from tastemaker Alice Temperley, the Queen of Magpie Style and one of England's most exciting fashion designers.

The groundbreaking images created in London’s celebrated commercial darkroom tell the fascinating story of one of the most productive, experimental, and colorful eras in fashion photography.

Axelle Red toont ons haar passie voor mode in stoffen, in haar elegantie en foto's. En die passie is wederzijds. Als een volleerde artieste en veelzijdige vrouw geeft ze al decennialang een modestijl vorm die even sterk en persoonlijk is als haar muziek.

Entering fashion history in 1993 with his notorious grunge' collection for Perry Ellis, Marc Jacobs would soon be hailed by American Vogue as the dauphin of grungy, understated cool'. He quickly rose to become one of the most influential designers of his

Clive Arrowsmith is a celebrated London-based international photographer. After leaving art school where he studied painting and design, he began taking photographs whilst working as a graphic designer for television.