Assouline books that every fashion and design enthusiast should have at home.

Like art, books add style, depth and character to any living space. When it comes to collectible coffee table books, nothing comes close to the solid gems produced by Assolin. This is especially true for people interested in art, design, travel, and world cultures. Assouline’s books are not only visually appealing, but the narratives crafted by the company fail to transport emotions to another place, place and time. And my personal spaces – in the city and at my weekend house – are filled with design and art books from various publishing companies, large copy. Dior by John Galliano, It continues to hold a unique pride of place with its black and red glossy finish.

Recently in Assouline’s impossible collection

Special edition Yves Saint Laurent: The Impossible Collection A book will soon be launched by Assouline. His love for Paris’s Left Bank is a timeless collection made for style enthusiasts. In the book, YSL’s fashion journey is chronicled by respected journalist and Saint Laurent expert Laurence Benaim. Her narration is accompanied by Yves Saint Laurent’s most famous designs – the Mondrian shift dress, the black dress from the famous 1967 film. The beauty of the dayBallet Russes collection pieces, Lead shot Fitted gowns and the designer’s durable tailored trousers. In all matters related to fashion and style, regardless of era and trend, the visionary mind of Yves Saint Laurent always guides us in the pursuit of beauty. So is this book.

Assouline Style Series: Art movements and design styles define our world.

Also this year, Assouline introduced the Style Series, which highlights the art movements and design styles that shaped the world as we know it today. Assouline Founders Martin and Prosper share: “We have selected subjects and movements from the worlds of art, design, fashion and film based on our own unique styles, tastes and savoir-faire. We have carefully selected moving and inspiring images in the hope that they will do the same for our readers. Our goal is to bring knowledge and appreciation. Similar to a puzzle – finally, you understand the spirit of the style.

It is the first book in the series Art Deco Style. It pays homage to a design idiom that fully embraces and embraces contemporary culture. According to Jared Goss, an independent scholar and associate curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Deco style “expressed the universal appeal and timeless appeal of this global design phenomenon.”

Alex Assouline, the company’s head of brand and strategy at Express, admits that Art Deco is his favourite. Of course, as each new book is published for the series, a new favorite can be added to the list. He added, “In this series, we’re pulling inspiration from all of these topics and turning them into beautiful pages, transforming the essence of these popular movements. The titles are very colorful and similar to the recognizable covers. They also draw from the same ‘style’, but remain unique in their own right due to their different subject matter.

Published last May, Oriental style It transports emotions to the Middle East and Asia. The book captures the rich details of the regions – unique spices, colorful bazaars, stunning architecture and ethereal costumes. In the words of French journalist and writer Laurence Benaim (who also wrote Dior by Galliano And Yves Saint Laurent.), a 296-page literature section makes connections between these unique elements and their influence on decorative arts, fashion, film, travel and design.

Oriental influence gave life to Byron’s literary works Turkish tales To Marco Polo A wonderful book. Works by some of the greatest figures in the world of fashion were informed by the mystical, magical and whimsical images of the East. Iconic designs from Yves Saint Laurent, John Galliano, to Delacroix have inspired the Orientalist for his striking sophistication and enduring beauty. Examining style and design through an Eastern style lens, readers will discover that genius reveals itself when we are open to “seeing, sensing, sharing emotions and color palettes.”

In a few months, the Assouline team will announce the third addition to the Style Series. Pop art style. It has to be seen how the beloved luxury home will present its unique and vibrant style. Alex explains, “Inspired by the success of our travel series, we wanted to create a new collection focused on art, design, style and architecture. The creative process is very organic, combining all our inspiration in a “cocktail shaker” to deliver the best visual correction on paper. This new series explores the most moving periods and some exciting upcoming topics include Pop Art, Surrealism, Bau.haus and others.”