Did you know that as you dress you show what you feel, in this theory it is like that, and when we analyze we can see that they are very right. Sacred Places, shot by Philip Messmann at Anholt Island in Denmark, captures the essence of a Scandi summer. A must-read fashion book to understand how cheap clothing is shaping the world, but not in a good way. The independent publication has documented every collab, custom, limited edition, retro reissue, Quickstrike, Hyperstrike, and Tier Zero sneaker released over the last 15 years, and this book brings it all together in more than 650 pages jam-packed with insider knowledge and his own irreverent observations. Filled with photographs and stories that have not been seen before in any issue of the magazine, the book offers new ideas on American style, sustainability, and the future of fashion.

Shoemaker, like the bestseller Shoe Dog by Nike’s Phil Knight, is a powerful tale of triumph against all the odds and reveals the challenges and sacrifices that went into creating the world-famous brand. If you want to start your own fashion brand, there are hundreds of steps during the journey from creating your brand to getting into retail. We follow her from her childhood in Blackheath and evacuation during World War II to the opening of her era-defining King’s Road boutique.If you know your Breakfast at Tiffany's from your The Devil Wears Prada, then you'll know that fashion and film go hand in hand. Self_Titled by Our Legacy details the brand's progressive approach to menswear, with essays and photographs. The author conducts us through the history of fashion and provides excellent advice on style basics, from how to tie a scarf or what to wear to a wedding to how to walk gracefully. Brimming with the same exuberance as its larger-than-life author, the pioneering fashion editor, this surreal autobiography zips you from 1930s Parisian nightclubs to New York high society. Retrace hip-hop’s musical and stylistic transformations over the last five decades through the stories of key figures and brands.

With its gold-foil pages, pop-up, and vibrant images within, it's perfect to decorate your home with. In this investigative fashion book, the author portrays the opposite side of the glamorous spectrum by highlighting how many modern brands are working hard to create a more sustainable fashion industry. Whether you’re interested in learning about a designer’s rise to fame, the art of haute couture, sustainable efforts for the environment, or just curious about fashion history, there’s a book out there for the taking. In 760 pages of rich photography, this book gives a comprehensive review of Karl Lagerfeld's (1933-2019) collections during his time as Chanel's creative director.The author also covers the story behind the murder of Maurizio Gucci with details about the fashion label’s history and unique styling techniques.

This book is for the well-to-do man who wants to better his knowledge of the clothes that clothe him.Split into ten chapters, which have been taken from the magazine’s most memorable cover lines, Dazed: 30 Years Confused: The Covers That Launched A Movement explores how these early manifestos reflect the magazine’s ethos today. First presented as part of the digital London Fashion Week in 2020, Jalebi, is a limited-edition photography tome, photographed by Laurence Ellis.