From illustrated memoirs to niche streetwear tell-alls to shopping guides.
Feel like adding a little bit of stylish escapism to that pile of books on your bedside table? Us too. So we reached out to independent booksellers from New York City to Portland, Oregon for their recommendations in the realms of fashion history, photography, and personal style. Here, they share some of their favorites—from illustrated memoirs to niche streetwear tell-alls to shopping guides—all of which you can buy directly from them, or the authors's websites.
"Paris, London, Barcelona, Mallorca in the early 1900’s ... Gertrude Stein gives us a front row seat to the artistic flourishing and wartime destruction of the era. Stein and Alice B. Toklas befriend Picasso, Matisse, Cézanne, Isadora Duncan, Nijinsky, and many more. Salons at their home on the rue de Fleurus, parties with artists in Montmartre—what could be more fashionable? Maira Kalman brings this world to life with the genius and joy of her beautiful illustrations.
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