From New York street art to vintage fashion, check out what’s hitting bookstores this season.
Four-time Journey Prize nominee Craig Boyko’s witty first book, BLACKOUTS (McClelland & Stewart, $30), considers the difficulties of remaining true to yourself.
WALKER'S WAY: MY YEARS WITH WALKER EVANS (PowerHouse, $38), illustrated with over 50 images, sees elegant Isabelle Storey reflect on her 10-year marriage to the noted photographer, 30 years her senior, a man who beguiled her with his charm, style, talent—and glittering social circle.
Style writer Nick Foulkes captures the magic of one of New York’s most elegant, storied hotels in THE CARLYLE (Assouline, $75).
New York Times perfume critic Chandler Burr’s second book on fragrance, THE PERFECT SCENT (Henry Holt & Co., $28), follows the creation of two perfumes at opposite ends of the industry’s spectrum: one for the luxe house of Hermès; the other, Sarah Jessica Parker’s signature scent for Coty.
French photographer Le Bijoutier’s THIS MEANS NOTHING (PowerHouse, $38) documents a decade of New York street art in chalk, marker, stencil, paint and poster.
Cataloguing the upper end, THE WORTH OF ART (2) (Assouline, $25) has Judith Benhamou-Huet weigh in on the price of priceless works.
Academy Award–nominated costume designer Deborah Nadoolman Landis outfits her illustrated overview of silver-screen glam, DRESSED: A CENTURY OF HOLLYWOOD COSTUME DESIGN
(CollinsDesign, $88), with an intro by stylish cinema star Anjelica Huston.
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