5 Must-Read Fashion Books to Elevate Your Industry Knowledge.
Fashion is more than clothes—it's a form of art and expression. Whether you're a style lover or industry newcomer, these five must-read fashion books will inspire and deepen your understanding of the fashion world.
À Paris by Jeanne Damas and Lauren Bastide
Rouje founder Jeanne Damas and French journalist Lauren Bastide explore Paris while looking for the chicest women in the city. This book is a great portrait of the city of love, filled with everyday life photos of a real Paris citizen. This book is the best choice if you’re looking for a real insight into Paris and its quirks. Jean Damas’ effortless and cool style is what makes this book a unique piece, just as interesting as beautiful.
Dior by Christian Dior
Are you looking for a history book? Dior by Christian Dior is an essential reference in order to understand the Dior universe. These personal memories were originally published in 1956, and they are a collection of intimate stories that show the designer’s journey that led him to become one of the greatest designers in the world. His childhood and youth and the uncertainty and anxiety that came with them, as well as the satisfactions that filled his profession, are just a few of the topics you will discover in this book.
How to Be Parisian by Caroline de Maigret, Anne Berest, Audrey Diwan and Sophie Mas
If you haven’t heard about this book, do you even live on this planet? This is probably the best manual for the Parisian woman, and basically for anyone who daydreams of living in this beautiful city one day. The fashion icon Caroline de Maigret shares with us what it is like living in Paris and all the tips and tricks you need to know to make this city yours. Where to go on a first date, the best birthday restaurants and how to look like the mysterious and sensual woman that you already are.
Vogue: The Cover by Dodie Kazanjian
Do you enjoy photography more than reading? This book is for you! Vogue: The Covers is the best compilation of Vogue covers through history. Not only is this a great portrayal of the magazine’s style evolution, but it also navigates through the history of fashion and art. With this amazing piece, Vogue continue to pay tribute to its tradition of beauty. It features classic covers from the magazine’s 125-year history, and the updated version also includes every cover since 2010.
The Curated Closet by Anuschka Rees
Do you feel lost in discovering your personal style and sharing who you are through fashion? Maybe all you need is a bit of help from Anuschka Rees. With her book The Curated Closet, she’ll help you find your own fashion identity and build your dream wardrobe. This is a colourful guide that features everything you need in order to shop smarter and not end up buying things you’re not going to love long-term. It includes trips and tricks, creative exercises and step-by-step instructions from a real fashion expert.