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The essential visual dictionary of fashion styles — A-line to wrap dress, military to sportswear, every silhouette and garment type illustrated and precisely defined. A Fashionary reference that makes fashion’s design vocabulary accessible: invaluable for students, stylists, buyers, and anyone communicating about clothes.

The definitive document of Alaïa and Mugler — two designers who defined 1980s power dressing through architectural silhouettes and sculptural treatment of the female body. Their work presented side by side in a Skira publication of exceptional photography: essential fashion history from the decade when dress was most confident.

A Flammarion celebration of joy in the House of Dior — archive images, runway photography, and the stories of women who wore Dior at significant moments. Muriel Teodori captures why fashion matters: not as vanity but as joy, self-expression, and the desire to meet important moments with beauty.

An A-to-Z visual and biographical portrait of Vivienne Westwood — punk, power dressing, and fifty years of fashion as politics and provocation. Nadia Bailey’s beautifully illustrated guide captures every facet of one of fashion’s most radical and important figures.

An exploration of the intersection between fashion photography and contemporary art — images that challenge the separation between commercial and fine art, from photographers whose work has crossed into galleries and museums. A stimulating Phaidon study of contemporary visual culture’s blurred boundaries.

Sybil Yurman’s intimate portrait of the creative partnership behind one of America’s most celebrated jewelry houses — tracing how the cable motif and sculptural forms of Yurman jewelry emerged from serious fine art practice. A Phaidon document of love, craft, and creative partnership.

The official V&A companion to Naomi Campbell’s four-decade career — a comprehensive visual account of fashion history told from the inside by one of its most iconic and barrier-breaking figures. In her own words and through the extraordinary images that defined an era.

A landmark scholarly study of Chanel’s couture house that examines the workshops, workers, and industrial structures behind the glamour. Amy de la Haye makes visible the invisible labour of haute couture in a V&A publication that will change how you think about fashion.

A visually stunning survey of Alexander McQueen’s revolutionary career, from his earliest London shows to his breathtaking final collections. Ferocious, poetic, and technically extraordinary, his work transformed the runway into theatre — this book captures why he remains fashion’s defining visionary.

A lavish celebration of Glamour magazine’s 85-year history, featuring iconic covers, groundbreaking editorials, and the fearless journalism that made it a cultural institution. A visual and editorial tribute to the women who used its pages to challenge convention and redefine beauty.