FASHION

B&N PODCAST

The B&N Podcast: Eva Chen on Raising Readers (in Style!)

Posted by The Barnes and Noble Review ×

The author, Instagram star and social media exec joins us to talk about being a late bloomer, parenting, and her latest book for children, "Juno Valentine and the Fantastic Fashion Adventure."

B&N PODCAST

The B&N Podcast: Bobby Hundreds Reads the Street

Posted by The Barnes and Noble Review ×

Bobby Hundreds joins us for a talk about his new memoir "This Is Not a T-Shirt," life as a streetwear pioneer, and the place where art, community and commerce meet.

FASHION

Fashion Climbing: A Memoir with Photographs

By BILL CUNNINGHAM

Reviewed by Sheila McClear ×

The photographer who captured fashion on the streets of Manhattan left behind a memoir of a life devoted to beauty.

INTERVIEW

A Fascination with the Moment: Michael Gross on the Framing of Fashion

A Conversation with Ted Panken ×

In "Focus," author and longtime fashion reporter Michael Gross turned his gaze from model to photographer, taking in both brilliant visual innovations and tabloid-fodder excess. A conversation...

lives

Gods and Kings

By DANA THOMAS

Reviewed by Kelley Hoffman ×

Alexander McQueen and John Galliano were just young rebels, until they became defiant titans of fashion. Review by Kelley Hoffman.

Long List

The Truth about Style

by James Mustich ×

What does style say about us? Stacy London, co-host of TLC's What Not to Wear, knows that behind each sartorial choice lies an emotional reality. Here she recounts her own troubled...

Long List

The Secret of Chanel No. 5

by James Mustich ×

Tilar Mazzeo's history of the creation and unparalled international success of Coco Chanel's signature scent travels from Paris to New Jersey to the pastoral flower plantations where the raw...

Long List

The September Issue

by James Mustich ×

For all those who've wondered, "Just what does Anna Wintour do?," this fascinating documentary of the making of Vogue's September 2007 issue has the answers.

Reviews & Essays

The Allure of Chanel

By PAUL MORAND

Essay by Jessa Crispin ×

She claimed that her aspirations were "modest", but her designs made her a champion of liberation.