What are the best books about fashion and style?” We looked at 278 of the top fashion books, aggregating and ranking them so we could answer that very question!
We looked at 22 different ‘Best Fashion’ book lists and came away with 278 unique titles. The top 27, all appearing on 3 or more lists, are ranked below with images, links, and summaries. The books range in subject with biographies of style icons of the past, history of style, modern fashion, and more. Whether you are new to fashion or a seasoned expert, there is bound to be something of interest below.
The remaining 251 books, all appearing on 2 or less lists, along with the sources we used, can be found in alphabetical order at the bottom of the page.
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“Sophia Amoruso spent her teens hitchhiking, committing petty theft, and scrounging in dumpsters for leftover bagels. By age twenty-two she had dropped out of school, and was broke, directionless, and checking IDs in the lobby of an art school–a job she’d taken for the health insurance. It was in that lobby that Sophia decided to start selling vintage clothes on eBay.
Flash forward ten years to today, and she’s the founder and executive chairman of Nasty Gal, a $100-million-plus fashion retailer. Sophia was never a typical CEO, or a typical anything, and she’s written #GIRLBOSS for other girls like her: outsiders (and insiders) seeking a unique path to success, even when that path is windy as all hell and lined with naysayers. “
“International supermodel Cindy Crawford chronicles her life and career, sharing stories and lessons learned, and featuring her most memorable images in this New York Times bestseller. Cindy Crawford was the cornerstone of the golden age of the supermodel in the 1990s. She blazed a trail during that decade, seamlessly moving between the runway to unconventional outlets, such as cutting-edge MTV, Super Bowl commercials, and even Playboy magazine.
On the eve of her fiftieth birthday, Crawford looks back, photo shoot by photo shoot, on a remarkable career and various life lessons she absorbed. She discusses her earliest modeling years and learning how to become less self-conscious in front of a camera; trusting her own instincts about creating positive messages about a healthy and strong body image that she knew would reach women of all ages; her feelings about becoming a wife and a mother; and her thoughts about turning fifty and what she would tell her younger self if she had the chance. The photographs span her entire career, beginning from the mid 1980s, and feature unpublished images from Crawford’s personal archive in addition to images by every top name in fashion photography, including Annie Leibovitz, Arthur Elgort, Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts, Irving Penn, Patrick Demarchelier, and Richard Avedon, among others. “
A contemporary look at both traditional clothing and street styles from 38 countries around the world and the influence these two very different kinds of dress are having on fashion and designers today. Traditional dress from around the globe inspired the early designs of people like Coco Chanel and Christian Dior. Culture to Catwalk looks back at the roots of the industry, the backlash against brash consumerism, globalisation and ‘fast-fashion’ and that what people are wearing locally on the streets is once again influencing what stalks the catwalk (just as at the turn of the century). It features interviews and quotes from designers and brands including Hussein Chalayan, Rei Kawakubo, Sophia Kokosalaki and many more.
Eighty-six-year-old Betty Halbreich is a true original who could have stepped straight out of Stephen Sondheim’s repertoire. She has spent nearly forty years as the legendary personal shopper at Bergdorf Goodman, where she works with socialites, stars, and ordinary women off the street. She has helped many find their true selves through fashion, frank advice, and her own brand of wisdom. She is trusted by the most discriminating persons—including Hollywood’s top stylists—to tell them what looks best. But Halbreich’s personal transformation from cosseted young girl to fearless truth teller is the greatest makeover of her career.
In Vogue traces the history, development and influence of this media colossus—from its beginning as a social gazette in the late nineteenth century, to the exploration of modern fashion photography and new visuals in the mid-twentieth century, to its status as the top style magazine today. The book explains the makings of the magazine—from runways, to editorial meetings, to the pages of Vogue.The thoroughly researched story incorporates first-person accounts, interviews with editors and photographers, and excerpts from stories written in the magazine by many world-renowned writers, including Truman Capote, Aldous Huxley, Richard Burton, Federico Fellini, and Marcello Mastroianni. Unparalleled in its scope and exceptionally illustrated, In Vogue is sure to be among the most important publications on the subjects of culture, art, fashion, photography, and media.
“Spanning almost 200 years, the entire industry is represented; from clothing and footwear designers, to photographers, stylists, icons and retailers, including the new category of educational institutions that have been fundamental in the careers of many of the creative individuals.
Marking the significant changes on the fashion landscape since the first edition, this revision includes updates on existing entries as well as important new names who have fundamentally shaped the way we see fashion, from designers such as Nicholas Ghesquière, Gareth Pugh and Phoebe Philo, influential image makers Mert and Marcus and Mario Sorrenti, and contemporary icons Lady Gaga and Tilda Swinton, representing just a few of the many exciting new figures. New faces rub shoulders with the fashion pioneers of the original edition; such as Coco Chanel, Issey Miyake, Yves Saint Laurent, Kate Moss and Helmut Newton. In keeping in the reference style of the first edition, this new edition reflects a comprehensive view of the fashion industry today.”
“Mary Gehlhar, author, industry authority, and consultant to hundreds of designers, including Zac Posen, Twinkle by Wenlan, Rebecca Taylor, and Cloak, gives readers behind-the-scenes insights and essential business information on creating and sustaining a successful career as an independent designer.
With advice from fashion luminaries including Donna Karan, Tommy Hilfiger, Cynthia Rowley, Diane von Furstenberg, Richard Tyler, and top executives from Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys New York, this fully updated and revised edition of The Fashion Designer Survival Guide addresses the latest trends in apparel and accessories, the newest designers, an updated introduction, and a new foreword by Diane von Furstenberg, Designer and President of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA).”
“While working together at a Los Angeles boutique, Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor became fast and furious friends over the impossibility of finding the perfect T-shirt. Following their vision of comfortable, fitted T-shirts, they set up shop in Gela’s one-bedroom Hollywood apartment with $200 and one rule: Whatever they did, they both had to be obsessed by it. The best friends’ project became Juicy Couture. Pam and Gela eventually sold their company to Liz Claiborne for $50 million, but not before they created a whole new genre of casual clothing that came to define California cool.
Pamela and Gela built an empire from the ground up, using themselves as models to build their patterns and placing their merchandise by storming into stores and handing out samples. They balanced careful growth with innovative tactics—sending Madonna a tracksuit with her nickname, Madge, embroidered on it—and created a unique, bold, and unconventional business plan that was all their own: the Glitter Plan.”
Think Valentino: think luxury. Think elegance. Think red carpet. Fashion s most beloved upholder of refined decadence and the most exciting couturier in business is known around the globe simply by his first name. Only a few years after opening his fashion house in Rome in 1959, Valentino was already at the height of success, counting Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Kennedy, and Audrey Hepburn among his devotees. Over forty years later, not much has changed he s still dressing the top celebrities, from Gwyneth Paltrow to J.Lo, though now his business is a major economic force in Italy and his fashion house is among the most famous in the world. Valentino has always designed clothes for glamorous and sophisticated women, never wavering from his signature style even when grunge, deconstruction, and other passing fads were all the rage. Though his couture division almost never makes a profit (his ready-to-wear lines are what fuel the business), his heart is most solidly devoted to the magnificent haute couture gowns that earned him his reputation as fashion s most talented dressmaker.
Always on the go, Karl Lagerfeld is everywhere and nowhere all at once. Now you can roll up your Alexander McQueen skull sleeves and bust out your vintage Chanel monocle as you travel around the world’s hottest fashion scenes searching for Karl. Is he at The Met Gala in New York City? Strolling Coqui Coqui Beach in Tulum? On the slopes in St. Moritz? Directing a photo shoot in Dubai? In these stunning, full-color illustrations, you’ll spot all of the industry’s finest glitterati along the way, turning this book into a full-on game of who’s who from Anna Wintour to Beyonce to Woody Allen to Kim Kardashian to Suri Cruise to Prince William, and many, many more.
“A glittering history of fashion in the 1990s, told through the lives of Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, and Alexander McQueen—the three iconic personalities who defined the time.
The 1950s had rock ‘n’ roll and the 60s had the Beats. In the 70s and 80s, it was punk rock and modern art. But for the 1990s, it was all about the fashion—and Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, and Alexander McQueen were the trio of rebel geniuses who made it great.
Veteran style and pop culture journalist Maureen Callahan takes you back to the 90s, to the moment when supermodel glamazons gave way to heroin chic, the alternative became the mainstream, and fashion became the cradle for the most exciting artistic and cultural innovations of the age. Packed with dishy stories of some of the most celebrated personalities of the day, Champagne Supernovas gives you the inside scoop from designers like Anna Sui and Isaac Mizrahi; scenesters like Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth and Sassy magazine’s Jane Pratt; plus a bevy of supermodels, stylists, editors, photographers, confidantes, club kids, and scenesters. They’ll discuss why Kate Moss and Johnny Depp broke up, how Marc Jacobs came through the crucible of the AIDS crisis, and what really drove Alexander McQueen to suicide.”
Christian Dior (1905–1957) rocketed to fame with his first collection in 1947 when the “New Look” took the world by storm. This charming autobiography gives fascinating and detailed insight into the workings of a great fashion house, while revealing the private man behind the high-profile establishment. It is also a unique portrait of classic Paris haute couture of the 1950s. Dior details his childhood in Granville, the family and friends closest to him, and his most difficult years and sudden success, as well as his sources of inspiration and creative processes.
“In the mid-1990s, John Galliano and Alexander McQueen exploded onto a fashion scene that was in an artistic and economic rut. Their daring visions shook the establishment out of its bourgeois, minimalist stupor with vibrant, sexy designs and theatrical runway shows. By the end of the decade, each had been hired to run one of couture’s most storied houses, Galliano at Dior and McQueen at Givenchy. They were icons of a new generation of rock-star designers who headlined the transformation of luxury fashion from a small clutch of family-owned businesses into a global, multibillion-dollar corporate industry. But the pace was unsustainable. In 2010, McQueen took his own life. A year later, Galliano was fired in the wake of an alcohol-fueled, anti-Semitic diatribe.
In her groundbreaking work Gods and Kings, acclaimed fashion journalist Dana Thomas tells the true story of two unforgettable artists. In so doing, she pulls back the curtain on the revolution that has remade high fashion over the last two decades—and the price it demanded from the very ones who saved it.”
Garance Doré, the voice and vision behind her eponymous blog, has captivated millions of readers worldwide with her fresh and appealing approach to style through storytelling. This gorgeously illustrated book takes readers on a unique narrative journey that blends Garance’s inimitable photography and illustrations with the candid, hard-won wisdom drawn from her life and her travels. Infused with her Left Bank sensibility, the eclecticism of her adopted city of New York, and the wild, passionate spirit of her native Corsica, Love Style Life is a backstage pass behind fashion’s frontlines, peppered with French-girl-next-door wit and advice on everything from mixing J.Crew with Chanel, to falling in love, to pursuing a life and career that is the perfect reflection of you.
The time when “fashion” was defined by French designers whose clothes could be afforded only by elite has ended. Now designers take their cues from mainstream consumers and creativity is channeled more into mass-marketing clothes than into designing them. Indeed, one need look no further than the Gap to see proof of this. In The End of Fashion, Wall Street Journal, reporter Teri Agins astutely explores this seminal change, laying bare all aspects of the fashion industry from manufacturing, retailing, anmd licensing to image making and financing. Here as well are fascinating insider vignettes that show Donna Karan fighting with financiers,the rivalry between Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger, and the commitment to haute conture that sent Isaac Mizrahi’s business spiraling.
From Nina Garcia—fashion judge on Bravo’s hit Project Runway and author of Style Strategy and The One Hundred—comes her wildly popular New York Times bestseller The Little Black Book of Style. Here, in one indispensible volume, are Nina’s ultimate rules of style to help you uncover your own signature look.
His much-loved blog, thesartorialist.com, remains one of the most-read in the fashion world and continues to grow in popularity as Scott travels further and more widely. This book emcompasses the diverse style and visual attitude of people as far afield as Japan, Korea, London, Milan, New York, Paris, and beyond.
“One of the most influential, admired, and innovative women of our time: fashion designer, philanthropist, wife, mother, and grandmother, Diane von Furstenberg offers a book about becoming the woman she wanted to be.
Diane von Furstenberg started out with a suitcase full of jersey dresses and an idea of who she wanted to be—in her words, “the kind of woman who is independent and who doesn’t rely on a man to pay her bills.” She has since become that woman, establishing herself as a global brand and a major force in the fashion industry, all the while raising a family and maintaining “my children are my greatest creation.””
“Women in Clothes is a book unlike any other. It is essentially a conversation among hundreds of women of all nationalities—famous, anonymous, religious, secular, married, single, young, old—on the subject of clothing, and how the garments we put on every day define and shape our lives.
It began with a survey. The editors composed a list of more than fifty questions designed to prompt women to think more deeply about their personal style. Writers, activists, and artists including Cindy Sherman, Kim Gordon, Kalpona Akter, Sarah Nicole Prickett, Tavi Gevinson, Miranda July, Roxane Gay, Lena Dunham, and Molly Ringwald answered these questions with photographs, interviews, personal testimonies, and illustrations.”
“Arguably the most influential, imaginative, and provocative designer of his generation, Alexander McQueen both challenged and expanded fashion conventions to express ideas about race, class, sexuality, religion, and the environment.
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty examines the full breadth of the designer’s career, from the start of his fledgling label to the triumphs of his own world-renowned London house. It features his most iconic and radical designs, revealing how McQueen adapted and combined the fundamentals of Savile Row tailoring, the specialized techniques of haute couture, and technological innovation to achieve his distinctive aesthetic. It also focuses on the highly sophisticated narrative structures underpinning his collections and extravagant runway presentations, with their echoes of avant-garde installation and performance art.”
“Mario Testino is recognized as the ultimate fashion photographer of his generation but his pictures of Kate Moss transcend fashion. The result of two decades of extraordinary friendship, and phenomenal glamour, this iconic collaboration is an intimate insight into the lives and minds of two of the world’s definitive style leaders.
Follow the journey of one of fashion’s most extraordinary friendships, from early days backstage at the shows to behind-the-scenes glimpses of the ground-breaking editorials they continue to produce for the world’s most respected magazines. Many photographs have been chosen from Testino’s private archive and are published here for the first time. “
Tom Ford has become one of fashion’s great icons. In the past decade, he transformed Gucci from a moribund accessories label into one of the sexiest fashion brands in the world. His designs have increased sales at Gucci tenfold and have helped build the Gucci brand into the luxury goods conglomerate that it is today. Ford brought a hard-edged style synonymous with 21st century glamour to his clothes, and Hollywood sat up and took note. This book is a complete catalogue of Ford’s design work for both Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent from 1994 to 2004. It chronicles not only Ford’s clothing and accessories designs for both houses, but also explores Ford’s grand vision for the complete design of a brand, including architecture, store design, and advertising. Tom Ford features more than 200 photographs by Richard Avedon, Mario Testino, Steven Meisel, Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts, Terry Richardson, Craig McDean, Todd Eberle, and numerous other photographers including many previously unpublished images. Published to coincide with his departure from Gucci, this book has been created with Ford’s full cooperation and every page reflects his exceptional taste. It is Ford’s testament to a career of singular moments reinventing the boundaries of style and sensuality in clothing.
“Beautiful. Willful. Charming. Blunt. Grace Coddington’s extraordinary talent and fierce dedication to her work as creative director of Vogue have made her an international icon. Known through much of her career only to those behind the scenes, she might have remained fashion’s best-kept secret were it not for The September Issue, the acclaimed 2009 documentary that turned publicity-averse Grace into a sudden, reluctant celebrity. Grace’s palpable engagement with her work brought a rare insight into the passion that produces many of the magazine’s most memorable shoots.
With the witty, forthright voice that has endeared her to her colleagues and peers for more than forty years, Grace now creatively directs the reader through the storied narrative of her life so far. Evoking the time when models had to tote their own bags and props to shoots, Grace describes her early career as a model, working with such world-class photographers as David Bailey and Norman Parkinson, before she stepped behind the camera to become a fashion editor at British Vogue in the late 1960s. Here she began creating the fantasy “travelogues” that would become her trademark. In 1988 she joined American Vogue, where her breathtakingly romantic and imaginative fashion features, a sampling of which appear in this book, have become instant classics.”
Christian Dior reveals the secrets of style in this charming handbook that no woman should be without. An indispensable guide that covers everything from what to wear to a wedding and how to tie a scarf to how to walk with grace, The Little Dictionary of Fashion is full of timeless tips. From afternoon frocks and accessories to traveling and tweed, Dior’s expertise ensures every girl will know the three fundamentals of fashion: simplicity, grooming, and good taste. Published for the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Golden Age of Couture exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dior’s “New Look” and illustrated with delightful photographs and drawings, this handbag-sized classic is the perfect gift for style-conscious women.
D.V. is the mesmerizing autobiography of one of the 20th century’s greatest fashion icons, Diana Vreeland, the one-time fashion editor of Harper’s Bazaar and editor-in-chief of Vogue, whose incomparable style-sense, genius, and flair helped define the world of haute couture for fifty years. The incomparable D.V. proves herself a brilliant raconteur as she carries the reader along on her whirlwind life—from English palaces to the nightclubs of Paris in the 1930s to the heart of New York high society, hobnobbing with everyone who was anyone, from Queen Mary to Clark Gable to Coco Chanel.
In the 1970s, Paris fashion exploded like a champagne bottle left out in the sun. Amid sequins and longing, celebrities and aspirants flocked to the heart of chic, and Paris became a hothouse of revelry, intrigue, and searing ambition. At the center of it all were fashion’s most beloved luminaries – Yves Saint Laurent, the reclusive enfant terrible, and Karl Lagerfeld, the flamboyant freelancer with a talent for reinvention – and they divided Paris into two fabulous halves. Their enduring rivalry is chronicled in this dazzling exposé of an era: of social ambitions, shared obsessions, and the mesmerizing quest for beauty.
| # | Book | Author | Lists |
| (Books Appear On 2 Lists Each) | |||
| 28 | A.L.T.: A Memoir | Andre Leon Talley | Style Caster |
| Forbes | |||
| 29 | Advanced Style | Ari Seth Cohen | My Domaine |
| Marie Claire | |||
| 30 | Chanel | Axel Madsen | Ranker |
| Forbes | |||
| 31 | Chanel Three Book Set | Francois Baudot and Francoise Aveline | Stylist |
| My Domaine | |||
| 32 | Chanel: The Vocabulary of Style | Jerome Gautier | Ivania |
| Ranker | |||
| 33 | Charles James: Beyond Fashion | Harold Koda and Jan Reeder | Ivania |
| Ranker | |||
| 34 | Christian Lacroix and the Tale of Sleeping Beauty | Camilla Morton | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 35 | Coco Chanel: The Illustrated World of a Fashion Icon | MEGAN HESS | Vogue |
| InStyle | |||
| 36 | Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster | Dana Thomas | Fashionista |
| Forbes | |||
| 37 | Dior: The New Look Revolution | FLORENCE MULLER, CONTRIBUTION | Vogue |
| InStyle | |||
| 38 | Elsa Schiaparelli: A Biography | Meryle Secrest | Ranker |
| Who What Wear | |||
| 39 | Emilio Pucci | Vanessa Friedman | Stylist |
| Chapters | |||
| 40 | Facehunter | Yvan Rodic | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 41 | Fashion | Christopher Breward | Stylist |
| Fashionista | |||
| 42 | Fashion Designers’ Sketchbooks | Hywel Davies | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 43 | Giorgio Armani | Giorgio Armani | Vogue |
| InStyle | |||
| 44 | Harper’s Bazaar Greatest Hits | Glenda Bailey | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 45 | Hijacking the Runway: How Celebrities Are Stealing the Spotlight From Designers | Teri Agins | Fashionista |
| Ranker | |||
| 46 | How to Dress for Success | Edith Head with Joe Hyams | Ranker |
| Harpers Bazaar | |||
| 47 | HOW TO TIE A SCARF | Potter Style | NY Times |
| Chapters | |||
| 48 | If You Have to Cry Go Outside | Kelly Cutrone | Style Caster |
| The Huffington Post | |||
| 49 | Images of Women II | Peter Lindbergh | InStyle |
| My Domaine | |||
| 50 | In My Shoes: A Memoir | Tamara Mellon | Style Caster |
| Marie Claire | |||
| 51 | Kate Spade New York: All in Good Taste | Kate Spade New York | Best Products |
| Chapters | |||
| 52 | Man Repeller: Seeking Love, Finding Overalls | Leandra Medine | Lifestyle |
| Style Caster | |||
| 53 | Manolo Blahnik: Fleeting, Gestures and Obsessions | InStyle | |
| Vogue | |||
| 54 | Manolo’s New Shoes | Manolo Blahník and Suzy Menkes | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 55 | Marc Jacobs (Memoirs) | Bridget Foley | Ranker |
| Harpers Bazaar | |||
| 56 | Mario Testino | Mario Testino | Alexis |
| Stylist | |||
| 57 | Mulberry: The Book | Venetia Dearden | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 58 | My Journey | Donna Karan | Vogue |
| Best Products | |||
| 59 | Oscar de la Renta | Style, Inspiration and Life | Le Souk |
| Vogue | |||
| 60 | Pradasphere | PRADA | InStyle |
| Best Products | |||
| 61 | Savage Beauty | Harold Koda | Stylist |
| Alexis | |||
| 62 | Street Style | Ted Polhemus | Stylist |
| Stylist | |||
| 63 | The Battle of Versailles: The Night American Fashion Stumbled into the Spotlight and Made History | Robin Givhan | Marie Claire |
| Fashionista | |||
| 64 | The Glass of Fashion | Cecil Beaton | Ranker |
| Harpers Bazaar | |||
| 65 | The Sartorialist: Closer | Scott Schuman | Chapters |
| Alexis | |||
| 66 | The World According To Karl | Ivania | |
| Marie Claire | |||
| 67 | Valentino: Mirabilia Romae | Vogue | |
| InStyle | |||
| (Books Appear On 1 List Each) | |||
| 68 | 100 Contemporary Fashion Designers | Terry Jones | Stylist |
| 69 | 100 Dresses | Harold Koda | Stylist |
| 70 | 100 Years of Fashion | Cally Blackman | Ranker |
| 71 | 100 Years of Menswear | Cally Blackman | Stylist |
| 72 | 50 Sports Wares | Mel Byars | Ranker |
| 73 | 9 Heads | Nancy Riegelman | Ranker |
| 74 | A Dash of Daring | Penelope Rowlands | Harpers Bazaar |
| 75 | A Dedicated Follower of Fashion | Marie Claire | |
| 76 | A Dictionary of Costume and Fashion | Mary Brooks Picken | Ranker |
| 77 | A Guide to Fashion Sewing | Connie Amaden-Crawford | Stylist |
| 78 | A Vintage Affair | Pop Sugar | |
| 79 | Always Pack a Party Dress | Amanda Brooks | Best Products |
| 80 | Amelia’s Compendium of Fashion Illustration: Featuring the Very Best in Ethical Fashion Design | Amelia Gregory | Stylist |
| 81 | AMERICAN DREAMER | Tommy Hilfiger with Peter Knobler | NY Times |
| 82 | American Fashion | Charlie Scheips | Ranker |
| 83 | American Style And Spirit | The Culture Trip | |
| 84 | Another Fashion Book | Jefferson Hack | Stylist |
| 85 | Audrey Hepburn: Portraits of an Icon | Vogue | |
| 86 | Avedon Fashion 1944-2000 | Richard Avedon | Stylist |
| 87 | Backstage Dior | Roxanne Lowit | Stylist |
| 88 | Be Dazzled! Norman Hartnell | Sixty Years of Glamorous Fashion | Stylist |
| 89 | Beauty and the Beene | Laura Jacobs | Ranker |
| 90 | Bergdorf Blondes | Pop Sugar | |
| 91 | Blogging Your Way to the Front Row | Yuli Ziv | Style Caster |
| 92 | Blow By Blow | Detmar Blow | Forbes |
| 93 | Bottega Veneta: Art of Collaboration | Vogue | |
| 94 | CARTIER PANTHÈRE | BÉRÉNICE GEOFFROY-SCHNEITER, VIVIENNE BECKER, JOANNA HARDY, ANDRÉ LEON TALLEY | InStyle |
| 95 | Cecil Beaton: The Art of the Scrapbook | James Danziger | Stylist |
| 96 | Celia Birtwell | Celia Birtwell and Dominic Lutyens | Stylist |
| 97 | Chanel Little Black Jacket | Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld | Alexis |
| 98 | Chanel par Willy Rizzo | Vogue | |
| 99 | Chic Savages | John Fairchild | Forbes |
| 100 | CHLOE: ATTITUDES | SARAH MOWER | Ivania |
| 101 | Cleopatra’s Nose: 39 Varieties Of Desire | Judith Thurman | Forbes |
| 102 | Closer | Scott Schuman | The Huffington Post |
| 103 | Confessions of a Shopaholic | Pop Sugar | |
| 104 | Costume & Fashion: A Concise History | James Laver | Stylist |
| 105 | Couture Sewing Techniques | Claire B. Shaeffer | Ranker |
| 106 | Couture: the Great Designers | Caroline Rennolds Milbank | Ranker |
| 107 | Cowboy Kate and Other Stories | Sam Haskins | Stylist |
| 108 | Creative Fashion Drawing | Noel Chapman; Judith Creek | Ranker |
| 109 | CUPCAKES AND CASHMERE: A GUIDE FOR DEFINING YOUR… | Emily Schuman | Chapters |
| 110 | Design-It-Yourself Clothes: Patternmaking Simplified | Cal Patch | Ranker |
| 111 | Designers on Instagram: #fashion | CFDA members and Steven Kolb | Ranker |
| 112 | Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel | Lisa I Vreeland | Stylist |
| 113 | Diane von Furstenberg | The Woman I Wanted to Be | Le Souk |
| 114 | Different Like Coco | Elizabeth Matthews | Ranker |
| 115 | DOMINO | the editors of domino | NY Times |
| 116 | Draping for Apparel Design | Helen Joseph Armstrong | Ranker |
| 117 | Dressed: A Century of Hollywood Costume Design | Deborah Nadoolman Landis | Fashionista |
| 118 | Dressing the Man: Mastering the Art of Permanent Fashion | Alan Flusser | Ranker |
| 119 | Fabric Glossary | Mary Humphries | Ranker |
| 120 | Fabrics | Ann Ladbury | Ranker |
| 121 | Face Paint: The Story Of Makeup | Marie Claire | |
| 122 | Fashion | Will Ferguson | Ranker |
| 123 | Fashion | Akiko Fukai | Stylist |
| 124 | Fashion A to Z | Alex Newman and Zakee Shariff | The Huffington Post |
| 125 | Fashion Babylon | Pop Sugar | |
| 126 | Fashion Design Course: Principles, Practice, and Techniques: A Practical Guide for Aspiring Fashion Designers | Steven Faerm | Ranker |
| 127 | Fashion Designer Drawing Techniques | Ranker | |
| 128 | Fashion Designer’s Resource Book | Samata Angel | Ranker |
| 129 | Fashion for Jewels: 100 Years of Styles and Icons | Carol Woolton | Stylist |
| 130 | FASHION GAME BOOK: A WORLD HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY FASHION | FLORENCE MULLER | All Womens Talk |
| 131 | Fashion Illustration by Fashion Designers | Laird Borrelli | Stylist |
| 132 | Fashion Illustration: Inspiration and Technique | Anna Kiper | Ranker |
| 133 | Fashion in Film | The Culture Trip | |
| 134 | Fashion Portfolio: Design & Presentation | Anna Kiper | Ranker |
| 135 | FASHION SINCE 1900 | Ivania | |
| 136 | Fashion Today | Colin McDowell | Ranker |
| 137 | Fashion Volume II | Akiko Fukai | Stylist |
| 138 | FASHION: A HISTORY FROM THE 18th TO THE 20th CENTURY | Ivania | |
| 139 | Fashion: An AnthologyMadeleine Ginsburg | Cecil Beaton | Ranker |
| 140 | Fashion: The Definitive History of Costume and Style | DK Publishing | Ranker |
| 141 | Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld | Vogue | |
| 142 | Flats: Technical Drawing for Fashion | Basia Szkutnicka | Ranker |
| 143 | Fresh Fruits | Shoichi Aoki | Stylist |
| 144 | Frida Kahlo | Susana Martinez Vidal | My Domaine |
| 145 | From the Memoirs of a Non-Enemy Combatant | Pop Sugar | |
| 146 | Galliano | Colin McDowell | Stylist |
| 147 | Gisele | Vogue | |
| 148 | Gloss: The Work of Chris von Wangenheim | Vogue | |
| 149 | Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue | Vogue | |
| 150 | Gucci: The Making Of | Frida Giannini | Stylist |
| 151 | HARPER’S BAZAAR GREAT STYLE | JENNY LEVIN | All Womens Talk |
| 152 | Harper’s Bazaar Models | Derek Blasberg | My Domaine |
| 153 | Helmut Newton | SUMO | Stylist |
| 154 | High Heels: Fashion | Femininity & Seduction | Stylist |
| 155 | Hip Hop Raised Me | The Culture Trip | |
| 156 | How Patterns Work: The Fundamental Principles of Pattern Making and Sewing in Fashion Design | Assembil Books | Ranker |
| 157 | HOW TO BE PARISIAN WHEREVER YOU ARE | Ivania | |
| 158 | How to Draft Basic Patterns | Lee Gross | Ranker |
| 159 | How to Look Expensive: A Beauty Editor’s Secrets to Getting Gorgeous without Breaking the Bank | Andrea Pomerantz Lustig | Ranker |
| 160 | How to Make Sewing Patterns | Donald H. McCunn | Ranker |
| 161 | How to Read Fashion: A Crash Course in Styles, Designers, and Couture | Fiona Ffoulkes | Ranker |
| 162 | How to Set Up and Run a Fashion Label | Toby Meadows | Style Caster |
| 163 | How to Start a Home-based Fashion Design Business | Angela Wolf | Ranker |
| 164 | I Just Graduated.. Now What? | Katherine Schwarzenegger | Style Caster |
| 165 | Impact | Patricia Mears | My Domaine |
| 166 | IN FASHION | ANNEMARIE IVERSON | All Womens Talk |
| 167 | In Her Shoes | Pop Sugar | |
| 168 | In My Fashion | Vogue | |
| 169 | Irreverent | Carine Roitfeld | Stylist |
| 170 | Isabella Blow | Martina Rink | Stylist |
| 171 | IT | Alexa Chung | Chapters |
| 172 | JOHN DERIAN PICTURE BOOK | John Derian | NY Times |
| 173 | KATE: THE KATE MOSS BOOK | Ivania | |
| 174 | L’enfance de Chanel | Vogue | |
| 175 | Leave Your Mark | Aliza Licht | Best Products |
| 176 | LESSONS FROM MADAME CHIC | Ivania | |
| 177 | Life In Color: The Visual Therapy Guide to the Perfect Palette | Marie Claire | |
| 178 | Lipstick Jungle | Pop Sugar | |
| 179 | LOUIS VUITTON WINDOWS | VANESSA FRIEDMAN | InStyle |
| 180 | Make Your Own Patterns: An Easy Step-by-Step Guide to Making Over 60 Dressmaking Patterns | Rene Bergh | Ranker |
| 181 | Marc Jacobs Advertising 1998-2009 | Juergen Teller | Stylist |
| 182 | Men of Style | The Culture Trip | |
| 183 | Model As Muse: Embodying Fashion | Harold Koda | Stylist |
| 184 | MODERN CIVILITY | Cynthia W. Lett | NY Times |
| 185 | Ms Wiz Supermodel | Terence Blacker | Ranker |
| 186 | My Favourite Dress | Gity Monsef | Stylist |
| 187 | Naked Fashion | Safia Minney | Stylist |
| 188 | Nature in Design | Alan Powers | Ranker |
| 189 | New African Fashion | Helen Jennings | Stylist |
| 190 | Nice Is Just a Place in France: How to Win at Basically Everything | The Betches | Style Caster |
| 191 | Nick Knight | Nick Knight | Stylist |
| 192 | Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976-80 | The Culture Trip | |
| 193 | Out of Fashion | Carol Ann Duffy | Ranker |
| 194 | Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion | Elizabeth L. Cline | Fashionista |
| 195 | PARIS STREET STYLE: A GUIDE TO EFFORTLESS CHIC | Isabelle Thomas | Chapters |
| 196 | Pattern Magic: Stretch Fabrics | Tomoka Nakamichi | Ranker |
| 197 | Pattern MakingJames Ritchie | James RitchieDennic Chunman Lo | Ranker |
| 198 | Patternmaking for Fashion Design | Helen Joseph Armstrong | Ranker |
| 199 | Peter Lindbergh, A Different Vision on Fashion Photography | Vogue | |
| 200 | PHARRELL: PLACES AND SPACES I’VE BEEN | Pharrell Williams | Chapters |
| 201 | Prada | Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli | Stylist |
| 202 | Pret – A – Portea | The Culture Trip | |
| 203 | PRIMATES OF PARK AVENUE | NY Times | |
| 204 | Principles of Flat Pattern Design | Nora M. MacDonald | Ranker |
| 205 | Professional Sewing Techniques for DesignersJ | Julie Cole | Ranker |
| 206 | Purple Anthology: Art Prose Fashion Music Architecture Sex | Olivier Zahm and Elein Fleiss | Stylist |
| 207 | Refinery29: Style Stalking | Piera Gelardi and Christene Barberich | Ranker |
| 208 | Robes of Splendor | George Horse-Capture | Ranker |
| 209 | Rock Hudson | David Bret | Ranker |
| 210 | Rodarte: Mondo Rodarte | Catherine Opie and Alex Soth | Stylist |
| 211 | Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations | Andrew Bolton | Alexis |
| 212 | Scruples | Pop Sugar | |
| 213 | Secrets of Stylists | Sasha Charnin Morrison | Style Caster |
| 214 | Shocking Life | Elsa Schiaparelli | Harpers Bazaar |
| 215 | Shopgirl | Pop Sugar | |
| 216 | Slim Aarons: Women | The Culture Trip | |
| 217 | STONED | Aja Raden | NY Times |
| 218 | Style | Elsa Klensch | Ranker |
| 219 | STYLE BOOK: FASHIONABLE INSPIRATIONS | elizabeth walker | Chapters |
| 220 | Style Tribes: The Fashion of Subcultures | The Culture Trip | |
| 221 | Stylist: The Interpreters of Fashion | Sarah Mower | Stylist |
| 222 | SWANS: LEGENDS OF THE JET SOCIETY | Ivania | |
| 223 | TABLE MANNERS | Jeremiah Tower. Illustrated | NY Times |
| 224 | Tales From the Back Row | Amy Odell | Best Products |
| 225 | Textiles | Sara J. Kadolph | Ranker |
| 226 | That Extra Half An Inch | Marie Claire | |
| 227 | The Art of Fashion Draping | Connie Amaden-Crawford | Ranker |
| 228 | The Book of the Courtier | Marie Claire | |
| 229 | The Complete Photo Guide to Perfect Fitting | Sarah Veblen | Ranker |
| 230 | The Costume History | Auguste Racinet | Stylist |
| 231 | The Devil Wears Prada | Pop Sugar | |
| 232 | The Editor’s Eye | Conde Nast | Alexis |
| 233 | The Encyclopedia of Fashion Illustration Techniques | Carol A. Nunnelly | Ranker |
| 234 | The Fairchild Dictionary of Fashion | Charlotte Mankey Calasibetta | Stylist |
| 235 | The Fashion Design Reference & Specification Book: Everything Fashion Designers Need to Know Every Day | Jay Calderin and Laura Volpintesta | Ranker |
| 236 | The Fashion Designer’s Textile Directory: A Guide to Fabrics’ Properties, Characteristics, and Garment-Design Potential | Gail Baugh | Ranker |
| 237 | The Fashion Designer’s Directory of Shape And Style | Simon Travers-Spencer and Zarida Zaman | Ranker |
| 238 | The Fashion Resource Book: Resource for Design | Robert Leach and Shelley Fox | Ranker |
| 239 | The Fashion Sketchpad: 420 Figure Templates for Designing Looks and Building Your Portfolio | Tamar Daniel | Ranker |
| 240 | The Fashion System | Roland Barthes | Fashionista |
| 241 | THE HERMES SCARF: HISTORY & MYSTIQUE | Nadine Coleno | Chapters |
| 242 | The House of Viktor & Rolf | Caroline Evans and Susannah Frankel | Stylist |
| 243 | The House of Worth | Portrait of an archive | Le Souk |
| 244 | The Killer Detail: Defining Moments In Fashion | Marie Claire | |
| 245 | The Knockoff: A Novel | Lucy Sykes | Ranker |
| 246 | The Ladies’ Paradise | Pop Sugar | |
| 247 | The Language of Fashion | Roland Barthes | Stylist |
| 248 | The New Complete Guide to Sewing: Step-by-Step Techniques for Making Clothes and Home Accessories | Reader’s Digest | Ranker |
| 249 | THE ONE HUNDRED: A GUIDE TO PIECES EVERY STYLISH WOMAN MUST OWN | NINA GARCIA | All Womens Talk |
| 250 | The PANTONE Fashion Sketchpad: 420 Figure Templates and 60 PANTONE Color Palettes for Designing Looks and Building Your Portfolio | Pantone LLC and Tamar Daniel | Ranker |
| 251 | The Pattern Making Primer: All You Need to Know About Designing, Adapting, and Customizing Sewing Patterns | Jo Barnfield | Ranker |
| 252 | THE RESIDENCE | Kate Andersen Brower | NY Times |
| 253 | The Secret Lives of Dresses | Pop Sugar | |
| 254 | The Shirtmaking Workbook: Pattern, Design, and Construction Resources – More than 100 Pattern Downloads for Collars, Cuffs & Plackets | David Coffin | Ranker |
| 255 | The Stephen Sprouse Book | Roger Padilha and Mauricio Padilha | Stylist |
| 256 | THE STYLE MENTORS: WOMEN WHO DEFINE THE ART OF… | Elyssa Dimant | Chapters |
| 257 | The Teen Vogue Handbook | Teen Vogue | Style Caster |
| 258 | The Vogue Factor | Kirstie Clements | The Huffington Post |
| 259 | The Way We Wore: A Life In Threads | Robert Elms | Stylist |
| 260 | This Bearded Life | The Culture Trip | |
| 261 | Tim Gunn’s Fashion Bible: The Fascinating History of Everything in Your Closet | Tim Gunn | Ranker |
| 262 | Tim Walker: Storyteller | Tim Walker | Lifestyle |
| 263 | Tory Burch: In Color | Tory Burch and Nandini Wolfe | Ranker |
| 264 | Total Living | Herbert Muschamp | Ranker |
| 265 | True British: Alice Temperley | Alice Temperley | Stylist |
| 266 | Ugly Beauty | Ruth Brandon | Forbes |
| 267 | UNMENTIONABLE | NY Times | |
| 268 | Valentino: At The Emperor’s Table | Valentino Garavani and André Leon Talley | Ranker |
| 269 | VALENTINO: THEMES AND VARIATIONS | Ivania | |
| 270 | VANITY FAIR 100 YEARS | Ivania | |
| 271 | Veruschka | Vera Lehndorff and David Wills | Stylist |
| 272 | Vogue and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute: Parties, Exhibitions, People | Hamish Bowles and Chloe Malle | Ranker |
| 273 | Vogue Covers | Vogue | |
| 274 | Vogue: The Editor’s Eye | Conde Nast | Who What Wear |
| 275 | W: The First 40 Years | Stefano Tonchi and Christopher Bagley | Alexis |
| 276 | Why Fashion Matters | Frances Corner | Lifestyle |
| 277 | Women In This Town | Giuseppe Santamaria | Best Products |
| 278 | Yves Saint Laurent | Alice Rawsthorn | Ranker |
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| Chapters | BEST BOOKS FOR FASHION LOVERS |
| Fashionista | 12 BOOKS TO READ IF YOU WANT TO WORK IN FASHION |
| Forbes | 10 Essential Books For The Fashion Set |
| Harpers Bazaar | READING LIST: 13 FIRST-RATE FASHION BOOKS |
| InStyle | The 11 Fashion Coffee Table Books That Make the BestGifts |
| Ivania | BEST FASHION BOOKS EVERY FASHIONISTA SHOULD OWN |
| Le Souk | Five Best Fashion Books Of All Time |
| Lifestyle | The Very Best Fashion Books To Add To Your Reading List |
| Marie Claire | 15 Books on Style That Will Change Your Life |
| My Domaine | The Coffee-Table Books Every Fashion Lover Has in Her Home |
| NY Times | Fashion, Manners and Customs |
| Pop Sugar | The 12 Fiction Books Any True Fashion Girl Needs to Read |
| Ranker | The Best Books About Fashion Design |
| Style Caster | Want to Work in Fashion? 16 Books to Read Immediately |
| Stylist | 65 fabulous fashion books |
| The Culture Trip | The Best Fashion And Style Books To Buy This Christmas |
| The Huffington Post | Best Fashion Books: The 7 Titles You Need To Read If You Want To Work In The Industry |
| Vogue | The fashion books you need on your coffee table |
| Who What Wear | 10 Books That Are Crucial to Your Fashion Education |
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