The Impossible Collection of Fashion
The hundred most iconic dresses of the twentieth century, hand-bound.
The Library
A curated world of beautiful volumes, each a refined statement designed for pause and indulgence. This is not browsing. This is the discovery of luxury books for the discerning eye, one exquisite page at a time.
The hundred most iconic dresses of the twentieth century, hand-bound.
The collector’s edition of a career that defined the modern portrait.
The visual biography of the century’s most consequential artist.
The hundred most iconic dresses of the twentieth century, hand-bound.
The collector’s edition of a career that defined the modern portrait.
The visual biography of the century’s most consequential artist.
One hundred Patek Philippe watches, chosen as the collection no one could assemble.
One hundred works that would constitute the perfect collection of twentieth-century art.
The great libraries of the world, photographed as the temples they are.
How a trunk-maker became the model for every luxury house since.
A decade of the portraits that defined public life.
Nearly nine hundred concrete buildings across a hundred countries.
The most expensive book of the seventeenth century, reproduced in full.
Geometry in primary colours: the most beautiful mathematics book ever printed.
The hundred Chanel pieces that defined a century, hand-bound.
The book that made the photobook a monument.
The prints that taught the West to look at Japan.
Every painting and drawing, at a scale that lets you see how he thought.
Painting, sculpture and architecture of the one artist who mastered all three.
Four decades of the photographer who took the make-up off fashion.
The Rolex references that made the crown, in one impossible cabinet.
The eighteenth-century cabinet of wonders, reproduced whole.
Attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places.
The hundred most exceptional cars of the twentieth century.
The book through which more people have learned to see art than any other.
The Gucci and YSL decade, in the book that set the standard for designer monographs.
The complete built and unbuilt work of the first woman to win the Pritzker.