The Fashion Editor
Photography, memoir, and the women who ran fashion editorial for decades. Eight books for the Fashion Editor apartment — the ones stacked on the dining table under a vase of branches.
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A history of the Black women who shaped fashion's image, from the runway to the pages of Vogue. The kind of book that changes how you see every photograph on this shelf.
The definitive career survey. The reason there's motion and contrast on every wall in this apartment.
A career-spanning survey of Newton's fashion, portrait, and nude photography — elegance, seduction, and a surprising sense of humor.
The Harper's Bazaar and Vogue editor's own telling — unreliable, glamorous, and the source of half the one-liners fashion editors still quote.
Vogue's creative director on four decades of shoots, from her modeling days through the images that made her a character in her own right.
The New York Times street-style photographer's memoir, found and published after his death. Funny, plainspoken, and full of hat-making stories.
Five decades inside fashion's inner circle, from Warhol's Interview to the front row at Vogue — warm about the work, unsparing about the people.
A century of the magazine cover to cover — the photographers, editors, and covers that built the vocabulary of fashion photography.
More than 300 images from four decades of Lindbergh's humanist, cinematic take on fashion photography, including the 1988 White Shirts series shot on a Malibu beach.