Arts, Design & Photography

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Alexander McQueen: Evolution is a chronological accounting of Mr. McQueen’s body of work.

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“. . . an invaluable part of one’s fashion library as well as an intriguing talking point about an enduring art form."

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“Take my word for it: Buy it, read it, and love it!”

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“If you are a fan of Tomas Maier, the Bottega Veneta brand, fine leather, fashion heritage, Italian craftsmanship, exquisite product photography, or the many other topics so skillfully expl

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“. . . nothing more than a series of fleeting fashion crushes thinly disguised as ‘fashion icons’ stacked one after the other.”

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“Sadly, A to Z of Style is a bit on the boring side.”

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The immediate reaction that one has to this fashion tome is based on its shape and size. Decades: A Century of Fashion has the same flash and dash as its author Cameron Silver.

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“. . . a valuable textbook that has arrived in the nick of time.”

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“Sticking to your guns . . . is indeed something to be admired.”

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There’s irony running riot in the pages of Diane von Furstenberg and the Tale of the Empress’s New Clothes: A Fashion Fairy Tale Memoir as written by Camilla Morton, who has already foiste

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“. . . thrilling . . . the intimate look into the sheer joy in Tanino Liberatore’s art.”

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“. . . with its extravagantly lush photographs and illustrations . . . an endless source of conversation and enjoyment.”

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“Kate: The Kate Moss Book: a conversation piece as well as the definitive coffee table book on the celebrity model.”

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It is not very often that a reader is awestruck by what is presented in a book, but Celebrating Jewellery is so much more than just a coffee table book about beautiful jewelry.

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“. . . [a] delectable aesthetic experience that will no doubt be treasured by its readers, no matter their fashion exposure or expertise.”

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“For any film student, cinema scholar, or movie fan . . . The Big Screen is not to be missed.”

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