Penguin Books Australia

3,000 years of fashion history in one stylish visual guide

Fashion is the definitive guide to the evolution of costume and style. Tracing 3,000 years from the early draped fabrics of ancient times to today's catwalk sensations, this is your own personal fashion show through history.

As the creator of Jackie Kennedy's signature pillbox hat and the designer of choice for Liza Minelli in the 1970s, Halston (1932-90) was synonymous with American style: a modern, minimal yet glamorous look that encompassed everything from flowing caftans to ultrasuede dresses, to uniforms that lent panache to airline attendants and the girl scouts of America alike.

Hailed by Vogue as the fashion bible and by Elle as the ultimate fashion reference book, The Fashion Book takes a fresh look at the fashion world and the people who created it. Easy to use and filled with beautiful and memorable images, it is the perfect A-Z guide to 500 key clothes and accessory designers, photographers, models and iconic celebrities who make up the fashion industry.

Fashion Today is a kaleidoscopic, colourful and provocative survey of the fashion world, from the introduction of Dior's New Look in 1947 to the present day.

Published in association with Vogue magazine, Vogue Fashion is the definitive style bible for everyone interested in the past, present and future of fashion. It takes a fresh look at fashion history, charting the evolution from opulence to minimalism and Coco Chanel to twenty-first-century trends. Former Vogue writer Linda Watson chronicles all the significan designers, developments and movements of...

Style is your most sincere form of expression.

Roots of Style is a rare look into the mind, life, and journey of one of out generation's most coveted fashion designers, Isabel Toledo. From the nostalgic and permanent influence of her upbringing in Cuba and the serendipitous love that materialized her vision and fuelled her conviction, to the timeless mark she continues to make on the fashion industry...

Black is a gorgeously illustrated celebration and exploration of New Zealand's obsession with clothing ourselves in black -  in society, power and politics, cultural icons, sport, fashion, film and music, from the Little Black Dress to the All Blacks jersey,  Dunedin goths, the businesspeople of Lambton Quay and the patched jackets of gang members.