Celebrating the creative director’s legacy, Crafted World: Jonathan Anderson’s Loewe traces the collections and cultural moments that transformed the leather house.

For Sessions Arts Club Martine Rose’s ‘Played to Death’ is a curated playlist and book inspired by her grandfather’s vinyl collection.

A new year means new books so our editors have curated the upcoming releases on their literary wish list.

In Stitching Dreams, Tomo Koizumi shares his story to becoming fashion’s maverick of ruffles and rainbows while sharing his advice for the next generation.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reflects on what makers her hometown so great following A Vibe Called Tech Lewis Dalton Gilbert and Charlene Prempeh's latest Gucci project ‘Ancora Londra’.

For the fourth iteration of the art book series Gucci Prospettive, the Italian luxury brand travels to London.

Is the James Bond franchise still to die for in 2024? We weigh in on the renewed debate thanks to Dylan Jones and Lindy Hemmings’ gloriously glamorous publication 'James Bond Style'.

The bestselling monograph from Rizzoli charting the history of Stone Island is expanding with Storia: Updated.

The Tapestry sees Erik Madigan Heck revisit a decade of vivid image-making in a meditative exploration of creativity.

Image-architect to the stars Law Roach speaks to editor Hetty Mahlich about their first book, and giving notes on confidence.

Published by Dover Street Market Paris, O lovely one, girl that fell from a star celebrates felinity, craft, and motherhood.

Balenciaga - Kublin by Thames & Hudson reveals the creative partnership between couturier Cristóbal Balenciaga and fashion photographer Tom Kublin.

The Italian artisanal design house launches its latest seasonal fanzine featuring Vytautas Kumza, Judy Bowman and once again Alec Soth.

Through the use of poetry and imagery, the limited edition Collective Study challenges readers to approach art from a collaborative lens.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reports on the week in art.

After two decades working with Helmut Lang, Joakim Andreasson has compiled a visual retrospective edited from over 10,000 images called Helmut Lang Archive Dispersed.

Counterculture provocateur Bruce LaBruce looks back at his pioneering career with Baron Books’ The Revolution Is My Boyfriend.

Placing cinematic importance on what happens when the sun sets, 'Night Fever: Film and Photography After Dark' takes a comprehensive look at the varied photographic and cinematic works from the 1960s to the present that are set in the night.

What do pop duo Daft Punk and musical mastermind Ryuichi Sakamoto have in common? More than you might think, at least according to music journalist and author Simon Reynolds' new book 'Futuromania: Electronic Dreams and Desiring Machines'.

This week, visual artist and filmmaker Gabriel Moses launches his first ever monograph with the help of Prestel Publishing.

The monograph - which will be published this September 2024 - will feature contributions by the likes of Cindy Sherman, Petra Collins, Tim Blanks and Ed Templeton, while supplying a pensive gaze into Rocha's Louise Bourgeois-inspired subversive world.

Shot in 24 hours, IDEA Books' latest release, 'TARA' by Zoë Law recounts a day in the life of iconic anti fashion hero Tara St Hill, otherwise known as muse and best friend to legendary photographer Corinne Day.

Rapper's Deluxe: How Hip Hop Made The World is Phaidon's visual exploration of the history of hip hop and its influence on culture.

Tenderbooks' latest release by writer and editor Dal Chodha meditates on the irony of fashion and our relationship with our clothes, in an ode to the seminal style text 'Cheap Chic' (1975).