TWIGGY
Twice inscribed first edition of the Mod icon's first autobiography, published in the early years of her era-defining stardom — warmly signed by both Twiggy and her (then) hairstylist-manager-boyfriend, Justin de Villeneuve.
Twice inscribed first edition of the Mod icon's first autobiography, published in the early years of her era-defining stardom — warmly signed by both Twiggy and her (then) hairstylist-manager-boyfriend, Justin de Villeneuve.
First edition of this classic photobook from the legendary street fashion photographer.
First printing of the "Completely Outstanding Edition" of Birnbach's terrifyingly influential guide to the Prep mysteries.
Cheerful '60s beauty guide with an ALICE-IN-WONDERLAND-themed title and breezy approach to hygiene for a younger audience.
Scarce first printing of this guide to realizing the glittering dream of '70s glamour.
First edition of this classic photobook from the legendary street photographer, inscribed by the book's subject, celebrity photographer Editta Sherman.
First edition of this document of '60s and '70s denim embellishment, a collaboration between Rolling Stone's first chief photographer, the editor of RAGS, and the author of THE LAST UNICORN.
First US edition of this gorgeously illustrated two-volume history of the high-fashion industry in Italy — from the rise of postwar couture and the birth of readymade Italian knitwear to the dominance of Versace, Ferré, Fendi, Valentino, and Armani.
Collection of original illustrated sales brochures for the raccoon coats, beach capes, and cocktail suits of influential gay menswear designer Bill Miller's Greenwich Village boutique.
Extensive and vivid collection of fashion press photography primarily detailing Belgium fashion of the late '80s.
First edition of this photographic meditation on the concept of allure by the "High Priestess of Fashion" — with warm gift inscription from Vreeland's most important protégé: André Leon Talley.
Rare original satirical "Wanted" poster listing the fashion crimes of Empress, influencer, and Franco-Prussian War enthusiast Eugénie de Montijo.
First printing of this scarce and remarkable overview of the brand's design sensibility at the height of its dominance and power.
Original, bitchin' set of stationery in striking packaging — from the 1980s teenage suburban stalwart brand.
Inscribed copy of the supermodel's self-compiled photobook: the last It Girl, staring hollow-eyed into your vacant soul from the end of the millennium.
Inscribed first printing of the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist's account of 1973's historic fashion show, in which the French fashion elite was outdone by an energetic and diverse group of American designers and models.
Signed first edition of this culturally sensitive exploration of the deep-rooted social and political trends that led to the global domination of the K-beauty industry.
First US edition of the fashion curator's pictorial sourcebook of 20th century popular fashion and garment design.
Set of seven original Galliano lookbooks, from Spring/Summer 2010 through Fall/Winter 2015/2016 — including two menswear and five womenswear collections.
First edition of this scarce visual history of Apple through the lens of employee-designed company t-shirts.
Original silkscreened shopping bag from '60s Greenwich Village hipster boutique The Shed House, emblazoned with the motto "Our Sweaters Have No Sex."
Original photo album of midcentury fashions featuring Dacron fabrics — primarily from the shop windows of Gimbel Brothers and John Wanamaker Department Store locations in the greater Philadelphia region, home territory of the DuPont corporation.
Series of four concept drawings and studies for dresses and other outfits designed for H.R.H. The Princess of Wales, including two for Diana's 1986 state visit to Japan.
Inscribed first edition of these behind-the-scenes fashion photographs by the Pulitzer Prize-winning WASHINGTON POST photojournalist, from the library of fellow photographer and DC-dwelling artist William Christenberry.
First printing of this striking gift book of fashionable women by the successor of Gibson, in a lovely original box.