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When it comes to fashion books, there are generally two types: the ones that decoratively sit on a table, filled with beautiful images to leaf through, and those that require poring over the words on every page. Each serves its purpose — and can make a great holiday gift, for the aesthetic-forward friend or your favorite bookworm alike.
Fortunately, 2023 was abundant in fashion books. We delighted in releases from Thom Browne, Wes Gordon’s Carolina Herrera and Sofia Coppola, as well as sustainability-oriented manifestos and a retrospective on the work of Ruth E. Carter. Keep scrolling to shop our favorite titles of 2023 to gift and receive this holiday season.
“Carolina Herrera: Colormania – Color and Fashion” by Elizaveta Porovina and Wes Gordon, $85, available here
“A Journey Into the Style and Music of My Icons Since 1969: The Year of the Big Bang” by Frida Giannini, $75, available here
“Louis Vuitton Yayoi Kusama” by Jo-Ann Furniss and Mika Yoshitake, $85, available here
“Thom Browne.” by Thom Browne and Andrew Bolton, $150, available here
“Fashion: A Manifesto” by Anouchka Grose, $22, available here
“Linda Evangelista: Photographed by Steven Meisel” by Linda Evangelista and William Norwich, $150, available here
“The World According to Yves Saint Laurent” by Jean-Christophe Napias and Patrick Mauriès, $18, available here
“Kate Spade New York: It’s So You: The Joy of Personal Style” by Kate Spade New York, $35, available here
“Givenchy: The Complete Collections” by Alexandre Samson and Anders Christian Madsen, $80, available here
“Wear It Well: Reclaim Your Closet and Rediscover the Joy of Getting Dressed” by Allison Bornstein, $26, available here
“Mood of the Moment Gaby Aghion and Chloé” by Choghakate Kazarian, $65, available here
“Africa Fashion” by Christine Checinska, $45, available here
“Sofia Coppola Archive” by Sofia Coppola, $65, available here
“Fashion in Color: Volume 1” by Harlem’s Fashion Row, $98, available here
“Dressing the Part: Television’s Most Stylish Shows” by Hal Rubenstein, $40, available here
“Elizabeth Taylor: The Grit & Glamour of an Icon” by Kate Andersen Brower, $33, available here
“Wildflower: A Memoir” by Aurora James, $27, available here
“I Care a Lotta, I Wear Collina Strada” by Collina Strada and Charlie Engman, $60, available here
“To Dye for: How Toxic Fashion Is Making Us Sick — And How We Can Fight Back” by Alden Wicker, $29, available here
“Lei Aloha: Celebrating the Vibrant Flowers and Lei of Hawai’i” by Meleana Estes, $33, available here
“Mamma Milano” by J.J. Martin, $60, available here
“Shamshiri: Interiors” by Mayer Rus, Pamela Shamshiri and Ramin Shamshiri, $75, available here
“The Art of Ruth E. Carter: Costuming Black History and the Afrofuture” by Ruth E. Carter, $40, available here
“Screen Style” by Marnie Fogg, $45, available here
“Real Clothes, Real Lives 200 Years of What Women Wore” by Kiki Smith, Diane von Furstenberg and Vanessa Friedman, $60, available here
“La Vie de Clare V.: Paris Chic/L.A. Cool” by Clare Vivier, $75, available here
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