“Carine Roitfeld: Irreverent”
By Carine Roitfeld, edited by Olivier Zahm and Alex Wiederin, contribution by Cathy Horyn
(Rizzoli, October, $100)
The former French Vogue editrix goes back to glossy in a thick volume of photos of herself and her anima.
“Marisa Berenson: A Life in Pictures”
By Marisa Berenson, edited by Steven Meisel and Jason Duzansky, contribution by Lina Bey
(Rizzoli, Oct. 11, 2011, $60)
Berenson has a peppering of things she is well known for: acting, modeling, famous lovers and her grandmother, Elsa Schiaparelli — all celebrated in this book.
“Cecil Beaton: The New York Years”
By Donald Albrecht, contribution by the Museum of the City of New York
(Rizzoli, October, $65)
The photographer and costume designer’s best New York moments in pictures and words, from himself and his friends.
“Deborah Turbeville: The Fashion Pictures”
By Deborah Turbeville, introduction by Franca Sozzani
(Rizzoli, October, $85)
Turbeville’s ethereal photos of avant-garde fashion are compiled into a volume and introduced by the editor of Vogue Italia.
“Daphne Guinness”
By Valerie Steele and Daphne Guinness
(Yale University Press, October, $45)
The Fashion Institute of Technology has just opened an exhibit on the muse, icon and heiress, thoroughly catalogued in a gorgeous hardcover.
“Ralph Lauren”
By Ralph Lauren, edited by Mary Randolph Carter
(Rizzoli, October, $50)
Ralph Lauren’s enormous coffee table book was first released as a limited edition in 2007, but comes in a smaller-format re-release updated to include his U.S. and Paris flagships.
“Eleanor Lambert: Still Here”
By John Tiffany
(Pointed Leaf Press, Sept. 7, 2011, $95)
The woman responsible for starting New York Fashion Week and the International Best-Dressed List — indeed, still with us — is photo-biographied in a new compendium.
“Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style”
By Jeffrey Banks and Doria de la Chapelle, foreword by Lilly Pulitzer
(Rizzoli, October, $45)
In the past few years, prep has reached new heights of popularity, and who better to laud the style than the ultimate pastel-colored prepster, Lilly Pulitzer?
“Christian Louboutin”
By Christian Louboutin, foreword by John Malkovich, contribution by Eric Reinhardt, photographed by Philippe Garcia and David Lynch
(Rizzoli, October, $150)
Perhaps the most notorious soul of soles, Louboutin exhibits his company’s history and the many slick red bottoms he’s sent clacking into the world.
By Carine Roitfeld, edited by Olivier Zahm and Alex Wiederin, contribution by Cathy Horyn
(Rizzoli, October, $100)
The former French Vogue editrix goes back to glossy in a thick volume of photos of herself and her anima.
“Marisa Berenson: A Life in Pictures”
By Marisa Berenson, edited by Steven Meisel and Jason Duzansky, contribution by Lina Bey
(Rizzoli, Oct. 11, 2011, $60)
Berenson has a peppering of things she is well known for: acting, modeling, famous lovers and her grandmother, Elsa Schiaparelli — all celebrated in this book.
“Cecil Beaton: The New York Years”
By Donald Albrecht, contribution by the Museum of the City of New York
(Rizzoli, October, $65)
The photographer and costume designer’s best New York moments in pictures and words, from himself and his friends.
“Deborah Turbeville: The Fashion Pictures”
By Deborah Turbeville, introduction by Franca Sozzani
(Rizzoli, October, $85)
Turbeville’s ethereal photos of avant-garde fashion are compiled into a volume and introduced by the editor of Vogue Italia.
“Daphne Guinness”
By Valerie Steele and Daphne Guinness
(Yale University Press, October, $45)
The Fashion Institute of Technology has just opened an exhibit on the muse, icon and heiress, thoroughly catalogued in a gorgeous hardcover.
“Ralph Lauren”
By Ralph Lauren, edited by Mary Randolph Carter
(Rizzoli, October, $50)
Ralph Lauren’s enormous coffee table book was first released as a limited edition in 2007, but comes in a smaller-format re-release updated to include his U.S. and Paris flagships.
“Eleanor Lambert: Still Here”
By John Tiffany
(Pointed Leaf Press, Sept. 7, 2011, $95)
The woman responsible for starting New York Fashion Week and the International Best-Dressed List — indeed, still with us — is photo-biographied in a new compendium.
“Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style”
By Jeffrey Banks and Doria de la Chapelle, foreword by Lilly Pulitzer
(Rizzoli, October, $45)
In the past few years, prep has reached new heights of popularity, and who better to laud the style than the ultimate pastel-colored prepster, Lilly Pulitzer?
“Christian Louboutin”
By Christian Louboutin, foreword by John Malkovich, contribution by Eric Reinhardt, photographed by Philippe Garcia and David Lynch
(Rizzoli, October, $150)
Perhaps the most notorious soul of soles, Louboutin exhibits his company’s history and the many slick red bottoms he’s sent clacking into the world.
Clockwise from Top Left: “Ralph Lauren”, “Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style”, “Christian Louboutin” and “Eleanor Lambert: Still Here”
