(Paperback)

* A fascinating investigation into the relationship between people and clothes, on a human rather than design level

(Hardback)

A personal and insightful look at the extraordinary life and times of eyewear from the Ancient Greeks to Google Glass by the author of The Bus We Loved and A Walk in the Park.

(Hardback)

(Hardback)

A celebration of the beloved lifestyle brand and a look at Tory Burch's personal style and influences.

Accessible and engaging, this ethnographic account introduces readers to the vampire community. Exploring the reasons behind the resurgence of fascination with the gothic in popular culture, this study of the vampire subculture is based on in-depth research and includes images from professional photographer and community member, SoulStealer.

(Hardback)

A collection of the most memorable fashion stories of the past twenty years from the celebrated fashion magazine W.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Beautifully illustrated with many captivating images of Paris design, dress, interiors, objects, art and media of the time, Ballets Russes Style is a much-needed account of how Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes influenced Parisian fashion, interior design, advertising and the decorative arts in the early twentieth century.

Beloved image consultant and makeover advisor Kinsel shines the guiding light of up-to-date wardrobe advice so you can have a Miracle Makeover and all vital knowledge you need to lift you straight to Fashion Heaven.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A publication which defies all boundaries of categorisation has been created out of the workings of fashion that almost inevitably has to be 'out of order'. It generates attention with its interruptions of the ordinary.

(Paperback)

"London Fashion Week" has maintained London's position as one of the most important cities on the international fashion calendar. Arguing that fashion was central to the impact of modernity in late nineteenth- and twentieth-century London, the author maps the progress of fashion against the city's neighbourhoods and streets.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

The principal aim of this book is to bring together in one publication those writings on clothes and fashion by Roland Barthes, which have yet to be translated into English.

(Hardback)

(Hardback)

The members of the Cafe Society enjoyed a sophisticated, avant-garde lifestyle. Some of the century's most original talents - from Cole Porter to Yves Saint Laurent - stepped into the limelight via the Cafe Society. This volume recounts in historical detail the intrigue and impact generated around the world by this stylish jet-set.

(Paperback)

A fun and inspiring book about the community of Disney-bounders across the globe!

(Paperback)

Masks are objects that demonstrate creative skills of many different periods and cultures. Masks are a nearly universal phenomenon, but their uses and meanings are strikingly different across cultures. In this book, eight leading experts explore the stories of masks across ancient and modern civilizations in a survey of their meaning and power.

(Hardback)

The much-anticipated first book by photographer Kevin Amato, a leading influencer in fashion today

An inside look at the history of the Met Costume Institute's exhibitions and galas, seen through the lens of Vogue Magazine.

(Hardback, Illustrated edition)

A study of fashions in Chinese history and a history of China in the last half millennium told as the story of Chinese fashions. From retro hats in the sixteenth century through to the 1950's Lenin suit, it uses garments and accessories as described by people of those times to shed light on the historical meaning of fashion and fashions in China.

(Hardback)

The kimono, one of the most emblematic symbols of Japan, it is more than a garment - governed by a wealth of codes and traditions, it is the essence of Japanese culture itself. This book illustrates the various facets of the garment, historically and in modern times, evoking the grace of Japanese graphics.

(, 6th edition)