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A Season at Dior: An Intimate Look at Dior’s Golden Years

PARIS, FRANCE – Published by Flammarion, A Season at Dior invites us to discover 30 Montaigne between 1956 and 1957, a year marked by the death of Christian Dior. A 21-year-old German from Bremen, Jürgen Michaelsen, was “miraculously” recruited – as he puts it – by Christian Dior himself to

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ME+EM Has Your Autumn Reading Sorted

ME+EM is adding books to its autumn agenda thanks to a year-long partnership with the Booker Prize Foundation. Four reading

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Assouline Publishes Voyageurs du Monde’s New Travel Book

VOYAGEURS du Monde has published A Manifesto for the New Traveler with Assouline, a 280-page book examining how and why

Roger Vivier Explores Its Cultural Legacy With New Rizzoli Book

RIZZOLI and Roger Vivier have teamed up to reveal a new monograph, Roger Vivier: Heritage and Imagination. The book offers

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Assouline Publishes A Visual Love Letter to the Capital with London Chic Book

ASSOULINE has released a new addition to its celebrated line of luxury publications – London Chic, a captivating portrait of

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Stetson Celebrates 160 Years with a Definitive New Book

RIZZOLI and Stetson have teamed up for Stetson: American Icon, a 320-page illustrated book that looks back on 160 years

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The Connaught Launches Its Debut Book With Assouline

THE Connaught, the five-star hotel from the Maybourne Hotel Group, has been tucked into Mayfair’s Carlos Place since 1897 and

Hannah Martin Celebrates 20 years with Iconoclast Book

PUBLISHED alongside the 20th anniversary of her brand, Hannah Martin’s Iconoclast book marks a defining moment in the designer’s career.

Chanel Contos on Consent Laid Bare: Redefining Power, Pleasure and Respect

TW: This interview features the discussion of sexual assault. Chanel Contos at her book launch this August CHANEL Contos is

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Assouline launches new collection of Decor Objects and Fragrances

ASSOULINE has released The Library Collection: a new range that marks the brand’s expansion into home decor objects and fragrances.


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