A collection of stylish street looks from the fashion capitals of the world, Garçon Style explores the diversity of men’s sartorial expression. Jonathan Daniel Pryce – the award-winning photographer behind fashion blog ‘GarconJon’ – shot almost 300 images across five years to create this eclectic gallery, resulting in an organic showcase of every style from refined tailoring to vintage treasures. Supplemented with interviews from those pictured – discussing their influences, careers and surroundings – this book is a powerful celebration of the fashion-forward man.230 PagesPublished by Laurence King Publishing
Garçon Style
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Tour the urban landscape of London from the comfort of your home with the latest city guide from travel and style magazine Cereal. Ideal for keen travellers or locals looking to discover somewhere new, this book contains 30 recommendations of places to sleep, eat, and explore – putting emphasis on the visual experience by highlighting design and structure details in each spot. Abundant in original photography, a handy neighbourhood map and written contributions from Londoners, it is a beautifully curated summary of the stylish capital city. 208 PagesPublished by Abrams
Cereal City Guide: London
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Stoned Beyond Belief is a love letter by Action Bronson, written as an ode to his favourite plant, marijuana. Filled with highly scientific botanical analyses, this book studies pot’s medicinal benefits and features a guide to the wild world of weed paraphernalia. Teeming with illustrations and photos, the publication from the rapper and New York Times best-selling ‘F**k, That’s Delicious’ author contains 35 recipes and is “an exploration of every corner of the pot galaxy”. The perfect gift, it’s sure to delight Action Bronson fans and pot aficionados alike. 224 Pages Published by Abrams
Stoned Beyond Belief
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Snoop Dogg wrote a cookbook – and there’s a lot more than just a recipe for gin and juice in there (to clarify: there’s still a recipe for gin and juice in there). From Crook to Cook: Platinum Recipes from Tha Boss Dogg's Kitchen is packed with the food Snoop loves, from morning pancakes to lobster thermidor and birthday cake to bologna sandwiches. As at home on a coffee table as it is on the kitchen shelf, it's a culinary classic from a hip hop legend. 192 Pages Published by Chronicle Books
From Crook to Cook: Platinum Recipes from Tha Boss Dogg's Kitchen
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eye_C volume two is here and offers to take us on another journey through the world of cutting edge style, both established and emergent. This issue features editorials on a truly diverse range of practitioners, from WACKO MARIA to Vans Vault; as ever, running the gamut of cult design and examining it through a lens that it truly its own.
eye_C Magazine
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The mid-‘70s was a turning point for skateboarding culture, and photographer Hugh Holland was there to capture the spirit of the developing phenomenon. Silver. Skate. Seventies. is a collection of black and white photographs depicting young skaters lost in the carefree sport - tackling makeshift ramps, concrete drains and abandoned swimming pools in pursuit of the next big move. Set against a backdrop of sun-scorched SoCal, this book is a raw celebration of the bleach-blond, sneaker-clad youths that shaped today’s street communities. 160 PagesPublished by Chronicle Books
Abrams & Chronicle Silver. Skate. Seventies. - Hugh Holland
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Welcoming the month ahead, Monocle magazine steps into November and presents its 128th issue – the ‘Design & Hosting Special’. Filled with well-made products that outlast the fads, the design-minded publication contains features on Paris’ new art scene, Bjarke Ingles and How Levi’s got mended.
Monocle & Colour: Issue 128, November 19
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A collection of print that date from the 1950s to the twenty-first century, Nick Bonner’s Printed in North Korea offers a rare glimpse into the country. Looking behind the politics and propaganda to discover creativity, the unique lino-cut and woodblock prints that fill this book are a fascinating way to explore the virtually unknown country. Published by PHAIDON, it pays homage to the talent of North Korea's artists and the unique social, cultural, and political conditions in which they work.
Printed In North Korea
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The latest city guide from Wallpaper*, this publication presents an insider's checklist of all you need to know about Barcelona. Covered with a cool Pantone pink cover, it’s a pocket-sized travel bible that’s filled with hippest nightlife, the coolest retail, the most influential art galleries and cultural spaces, the best in local design and the contemporary architecture that defines the Spanish city.
Barcelona City Guide
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Explore the Danish capital in style thanks to this knowledge-filled guide from Wallpaper*. Covered in vibrant yellow, it’s perfectly sized to fit into your pocket. Inside you’ll discover everything you need to know about Copenhagen’s nightlife, retail, art galleries and cultural spaces, local design and contemporary architecture.
Copenhagen City Guide
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Decorated with a bold Pantone red cover, this Tokyo city guide from Wallpaper* is an insider’s handbook to the Japanese capital. Helping you to navigate the city’s neon lit streets in style, the pocket-sized book contains all the best hotels, nightlife, retail and galleries.
Tokyo City Guide
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Guiding you around the city where modern skyscrapers, high-tech subways and pop culture meet Buddhist temples, palaces and street markets, this Wallpaper* travel guide is dedicated to the South Korean capital of Seoul. Filled with everything you need to know, it’s Pantone covered paperback construction is perfectly sized to fit into your pocket.
Seoul City Guide
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Famed for combining innovative open-fire cooking and underused ingredients with a bold aesthetic, Lee Tiernan's Black Axe Mangal is the London-based restaurant behind this cookbook. Filled with step-by-step instructions for the three fundamentals of Black Axe Mangal cooking – bread, smoking and grilling – it brings together some of Tiernan’s signature recipes in a format that’s inspired by the chef’s love of music and skate culture.
Black Axe Mangal
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One of the most talked about books of recent years, Places & Spaces I've Been documents Pharrell’s prolific body of work and his contribution to contemporary culture. One of the most recognised names in popular culture, he details his extensive creative pursuits, including clothing lines, jewelry, and accessories designs for Louis Vuitton, furniture and other product design - including limited-edition toys, graphic designs, skate graphics, and collaborations with Moncler, Marc Jacobs, the artist KAWS, and with architects Zaha Hadid and Masamichi Katayama/Wonderwall. Packed full of guest columns - including words from Jay-Z and Nigo - and exceptional photography, this is a great book that has definitely been worth the wait.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Pink Cover
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Over the past few years The Rig Out have built quite a name for themselves with an impressive mix of fashion photography, interviews and insight into the industry. Issue Six is based is based around all things New York and the proceeds from the issue go towards Red Cross' Hurricane Sandy disaster relief fund. Features include a shoot by Brooklyn based artist Noah Kalina, styled by Angela Urrita and featuring Mordechai Rubinstein (aka Mister Mort). A definite 'must read' and this time for a very worthy cause.
The Rig Out Issue 6
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Another great 'mook' from Japanese magazine Mono, based, as the name suggests on Workwear. Now in its seventh iteration, this issue looks at the history of the trouser, how functionality, time period and material has effected their evolution and the multitude of different styles available, also included is history of the impact of the US vs Soviet Space race on functional clothing.
Workwear Magazine
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Another great 'mook' from Japanese magazine Mono, based, as the name suggests on Workwear. Now in its eighth iteration, this issue contains an infographic look at military issue accessories, a feature on media correspondent sent out with troops and a feature on real vintage jeans, with pairs dating back to the early 20th century.
Workwear Magazine
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Created to celebrate thirty years of technological excellence, Archivo from Stone Island is an illustrative retrospective of their rich, pioneering history. Comprising of 644 pages, the book showcases the work of esteemed designer Carlo Rivetti, with an unwavering attention to detail and in-depth descriptions, recounting three decades of exploration and experimentation in technical outerwear, resulting in some of the most advanced garments currently available. The book features a foreword from Carlo Rivetti as well as an essay from Italian sociologist and journalist, Francesco Morace entitled ‘Thirty Years of Stone Island and the Challenge Facing New Italian-Style Business’. The true highlight of Archivio is obviously the insight into the garments, which includes 307 of Stone Island’s most glorified and rare pieces – some of which have never left the company archives.
Stone Island: Archivio '982 - '012
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Monocle's first ever book, this ‘Guide to Better Living’ sees their editorial team curate an informative and entertaining collection of writing, reports and recommendations all of which centred around the publications key theme – quality of life. This top quality publication surveys the locations, products and ideas that are inspiring better living across the globe in a 400 page format that features original photography and illustrations printed on a selection of the highest quality papers. This book is physical representation of Monocle's own contribution to making the world a little more liveable and loveable.
The Monocle Guide to Better Living
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Rising from the depths of the underground scene, tattooing has steadily emerged through the lens of mainstream culture, with ‘Forever: The New Tattoo’ striving to document the sector’s dynamic dimensions. Welcomed within the myriad of this book’s pages, sits a stunning depiction of the intricate designs that speak so loudly to a creative audience; tattooists who source inspiration from art, fashion, contemporary visuals, and traditional tattoo art.
Forever: The New Tattoo
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Sven Ehmann's 'Rock the Shack' takes us to the places that we all long for. This publication is a survey of such contemporary refuges from around the world – from basic to luxury, the book features a compelling range of sparingly to intricately furnished cabins, cottages, second homes, tree houses, transformations, shelters, and cocoons. The look of the included structures from the outside is just as important as the view from inside. What these diverse projects have in common is an exceptional spirit that melds the uniqueness of a geographic location with the individual character of the building’s owner and architect.
Rock the Shack: The Architecture of Cabins, Cocoons and Hide-Outs
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The Great Wide Open is a compilation of photographs that capture and celebrate the new desire for outdoor adventure. From Iceland to Australia, this book takes you on a visual journey to some of the Earth’s most breathtaking places.
The Great Wide Open
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'The Monocle Guide to Good Business' is a book for would-be business leaders, start-ups, and established companies that feel it’s time for some new ideas. It’s a book made to be used. Write in its margins and turn over the corners of its pages. But don’t expect management speak or miracles for untold riches. This is not a book about staging a revolution. Rather, this is a book about doing things well – from how you run the show to the pens you buy. And even about taking your dog to work.
The Monocle Guide to Good Business
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The highly individual cabins, hideaways, and summer homes featured in Hide and Seek offer their owners exceptional, yet convenient ways to escape urban routines and embed themselves into the land. These imaginative structures meld traditional architecture with modern living in fascinating and surprising ways. Whether located in the forest, on the water, or in the mountains; whether light and minimalistic or dark and cozy, the compelling dwellings exemplify how to create remote shelters that bring calm and balance to our hectic lives. With the right concept, furniture, décor, and atmosphere, even small or basic designs become stunning sanctuaries.
Hide and Seek: The Architecture of Cabins and Hide-Outs
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'Faile: Works on Wood' is a new collection of essays and rich colour photographs that showcases Faile’s exploration of wood in their practice. It presents a broad swathe of their projects from the past decade, from early work using salvaged material to more recent commissions, such as their towering installation at the New York City Ballet. The book features both critical writing and reflections by the artists on now iconic facets of their work in and out of the studio, including their interactive Puzzle Boxes, carved Prayer Wheels, and bold, large-scale paintings.
Faile: Works on Wood
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Proving that Scandinavian style has something for everyone, Europe’s finest design dynasty Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark print the breadth of Gestalten’s ‘Northern Delights’ hardback. Showcasing interior settings that are so timeless, so aesthetically pleasing, so functional and of such pristine, this book details the impeccable craftsmanship of the countries citizens and their sustainable design techniques and traditions, with the aims of making the reader's house feel like a home.
Northern Delights
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The first monograph on the "godfather of streetwear," this book pays homage to Hiroshi Fujiwara's influence on contemporary fashion, music, and design through his label Fragment Design. This publication is the most comprehensive book devoted to the extensive work of Hiroshi Fujiwara, a pioneer in streetwear, music, and art - the ultimate arbiter of cool.
Hiroshi Fujiwara
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The definitive primer on the world’s most popular shoe: the basketball sneaker. Basketball shoes have a long and storied history both on and off the court. Back in the 1930s, a basketball sneaker was created for straight-up performance. Today, hoops footwear do double duty: they’re designed for and by elite players, but to sneakerheads, how they look is nearly as important as how they perform.
Slam Kicks
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The landmark volume celebrating the life and work of Ralph Lauren, now available in a smaller, more portable edition. Unlike many designers, Ralph Lauren is not known for a single signature look, but rather for his sweeping dreams of American living. Over the course of his career, the images of luxury, adventure, and beauty that he created have come to define American style.
Ralph Lauren
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The authoritative fashion history of the roots, growth, and offshoots of the quintessentially American preppy style. Preppy offers the first definitive and in-depth volume on preppy fashion, exploring its evolution from its pragmatic origins and presence on elite Eastern campuses in America to its profound influence internationally and metamorphosis on the runway. For the first time, the preppy story is told completely and beautifully with iconic and never-before-published archival and editorial photographs and personal snapshots from the original Ivy elites.
Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style
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Documenting Martin Margiela’s work and influence from his own perspective, this book provides an intimate look into his Paris-based fashion house’s inner workings. Constructed like a workbook with a range of paper types, metallic inks and twelve booklet inserts, it is an intimate visual retelling of the designer’s 20-year career – providing Maison Margiela fanatics with an insight into his daring, enigmatic style like never before. 368 PagesPublished by Rizzoli
Maison Martin Margiela
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This luxurious large-format book documents the work of the American designer Rick Owens, a transformational figure in contemporary fashion. Defiantly antifashion, Rick Owens’s honest and intensely personal approach to craft has ironically produced some of the most sublime fashion of the last two decades, propelling him to the front ranks of the international avant-garde.
Rick Owens
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Featuring large-format photographs shot by Italian Moncler art director Francesco Ragazzi, the book of Palm Angels explores the lives of skaters around LA, including Venice and Manhattan Beach where the skateboarding scene is paramount to the city’s unique street culture. Hoping to showcase the elite phenomenon that skateboarding has become, Ragazzi focuses his lens on capturing the sense of fashion and belonging that comes with the sport that was once only recognised as a casual pastime. Working with celebrities such as American singer and rapper Pharrell Williams, the book works to shed light on how what was once a simple hobby became the catalyst for high street fashion trends all over the world.
Palm Angels
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One of the most talked about books of recent years, Places & Spaces I've Been documents Pharrell’s prolific body of work and his contribution to contemporary culture. One of the most recognised names in popular culture, he details his extensive creative pursuits, including clothing lines, jewelry, and accessories designs for Louis Vuitton, furniture and other product design - including limited-edition toys, graphic designs, skate graphics, and collaborations with Moncler, Marc Jacobs, the artist KAWS, and with architects Zaha Hadid and Masamichi Katayama/Wonderwall. Packed full of guest columns - including words from Jay-Z and Nigo - and exceptional photography, this is a great book that has definitely been worth the wait.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Purple Cover
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A definitive collection of photographs of the legendary and influential band New Order. One of the most popular, and arguable most important, bands of the last half century, New Order was responsible for some of the biggest hits of the era and is one of few bands to have achieved mainstream success while retaining cult status. Collected here for the first time are more than a hundred photographs reflecting over a decade of New Order. Prefaced by a selection of rarely seen ephemera, conversations with the band members, and an introduction from Douglas Coupland, this is a stunning celebration of a band whose influence on music and fashion is still palpable today.
New Order
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'The Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles' is a celebration of the design history and craftsmanship behind this simple but efficient two-wheeled vehicle. Featuring fifty classic models built by hand, this book unveils the bicycle’s technical evolution within a historical context. Hardback Published by Rizzoli
The Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles
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Meet the daring hoteliers combining the brave creativity of architects and designers with exciting destinations all over the world in the latest edition of The Design Hotels Book. A carefully curated selection of stunning photography, behind-the-scenes insights and in depth profiles of some of the worlds most innovative hoteliers.
The Design Hotels Book
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Monocle’s travel guide to London will take you on a journey around the sprawling metropolis that they call home, taking you away from the obvious and into the hidden. This book is for those who want to make the most of their stay in the big smoke, feeling like a resident rather than a tourist.
The Monocle Travel Guide: London
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Monocle's travel guide to New York reveals their favourite places to eat, shop, stroll and sleep in the heart of the Big Apple. Cutting through the hype to offer you real experiences, this book is written in an informed but informal manner and is sure to see you take on the NYC’s concrete jungle in style, exploring all the way from Brooklyn to Harlem and everywhere in-between.
The Monocle Travel Guide: New York
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The life of urban nomads places new demands on cities, residences, and working spaces. This book by Robert Klanten presents temporary architecture, flexible room and furniture concepts, and tools for a generation that feels at home in every corner of the globe. This growing trend has generated visionary ways of designing products and spaces that facilitate a nomadic yet high-tech life. From a modular dwelling system on wheels to an inflatable classroom in a re-purposed dumpster, this book compiles a wide range of flexible spaces and innovative products that define today's nomads. Published by Gestalten
The New Nomads - Temporary Spaces and a Life on the Move
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Since launching in 2007 Monocle has grown and grown and is now seen as one of the most respected voices in contemporary culture. Indeed they have launched their own Bloomberg TV series, and a 24-hour radio station, to continue on from their written and printed success, as well as having their own hugely successful line of shops and ever-growing list of top-end collaborations. As part of the September issue, the Monocle editors talk the banger business and hedgehog funds with Japan's miniature success story - and a host of real characterful companies. Affairs Report - The rarest passport: inside the world's most curious territorial entity. Business Report - stopping and staying in Lithuania. Culture Report - Brazil's media powerhouse turns 50. Design Brief - Neat open line-up, 24 pages of sharp fashion
Monocle
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Overwhelming on your first visit, the Monocle 'Travel Guide' to Tokyo points you in the right direction – to the densely populated, neon-lit centre and behind the concrete to reveal a city of small back streets and quiet spaces. It also offers a street-savvy guide to the best knock-out food and shopping that the Japanese capital has to offer.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Tokyo
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Produced by Berlin-based publisher Gestalten, Monocle’s ‘Guide to Cosy Homes’ is a survey of everything you need to build the residence you want. From architects to furniture-makers, from design-store owners to gardeners, it will introduce you to interesting people with ideas that are built to last. Curated to be used again and again, this hygge-inspired publication is all about quality of life.
The Monocle Guide to Cosy Homes
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'From Tip to Toe: The Essential Men's Wardrobe' is a guide for those who want to be impeccably stylish. This book presents iconic men’s clothing from a carefully curated selection of brands, makers, and shops around the world, sharing a sense of quality, honesty, and élan that won’t let a stylish man down.
From Tip to Toe: The Essential Men's Wardrobe
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Marking the first career spanning monograph of Terry Richardson‘s work, American publishing house Rizzoli has compiled over 20 years of imagery testifying his work’s influence over contemporary pop culture. Entitled 'Portraits and Fashion', Richardson’s visual biography features a wide selection of his most iconic fashion and celebrity editorials all in the hyper-sexualized, over exposed, off-kilter style that has defined his name and ensured his rise to fame. This two-volume set features Richardson's editorial work with international publications such as Harper's Bazaar and Vogue alongside early examples of his advertising work with big name brands such as Gucci and A.P.C.
Terry Richardson Volumes 1 & 2: Portraits and Fashion
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‘Out of the Box’ spans sneaker culture in full, from the mid-nineteenth century to sports performance breakthroughs, to present-day cultural icons. A product of the collection of the Bata Shoe Museum and significant private collectors, museums, and archives, this publication includes sneakers ranging from an 1860 spiked running shoe, a pair of 1936 track shoes, Air Jordans I–XX3, the original Nike Air Force 1, and early adidas Superstars, to contemporary sneakers by prominent figures including Damien Hirst, Jeremy Scott, Jeff Staple, and Kanye West.
Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture
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The Kinfolk Table puts the emphasis back into the relationships that surround eating. Let the people sharing your dinner table be the foreground and superficial details such as fancy recipes and table decorations can fade into the background. One-third cookbook, one-third narrative tale and one-third international adventure, The Kinfolk Table is a collection of 85 delectable recipes spread over nearly 400 pages from creative types around the world. Filled with gorgeous photography and design you’re used to seeing in the magazine, the book will inspire your next small gathering.
The Kinfolk Table
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Residing in Germany’s capital, Berghain has released a book commending its 10th year as a legendary club. The aptly named ’10’ documents the milestone, of a club that has been widely regarded as a bucket list entry for any dance music enthusiast. The book follows an exhibition and marathon party which took place last year and includes German and English contributions from various alumni, with works from renowned artists installed upon the former power plants concrete walls.
10
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Led by a new generation of determined Madrileños who have transformed the Spanish capital for the better, Madrid is a city that sees tradition and modernity thrive harmoniously side by side. With the help of this Monocle travel guide, marvel at the centuries-old masterpieces inside the Prado one moment and enjoy morsels cooked up by a new wave of intrepid chefs the next.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Madrid
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In the age of online shopping, opening a store and becoming a shopkeeper seems like a bold move. Whether brand new and based on innovative ideas or passed down for generations and revamped, the stores and their shopkeepers featured in this book by Robert Klanten stand out for the singular experience they provide to their customers and the personal selection of items they sell.
The Shopkeepers
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Find out why there’s so much more to discover about Bangkok with the help of this printed travel guide from Monocle. Curated to perfection, this guide will teach you all about Thailand’s capital – a city that welcomes visitors as well as being complex in both history and layout.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Bangkok
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The seminal artist’s recent art and poster works, and his triumphant return to his street-art roots with murals, all in work never before published. Shepard Fairey rose out of the skateboarding scene, creating his “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” sticker campaign in the late ’80s, and has since achieved a mainstream recognition that most street artists never find. Fairey’s “Hope” poster, created during Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, is arguably the most iconic American image since Uncle Sam. OBEY: Covert to Overt showcases his most recent evolution from works on paper to grander art installations, cross-cultural artworks, and music/art collaborations, showcasing the significant amount of art he has created the last several years: street murals, mixed-media installations, art/music events, countless silk screens, and work from his extremely successful OBEY brand.
Covert to Overt: The Under/Overground Art of Shepard Fairey
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Since launching in 2007 Monocle has grown and grown and is now seen as one of the most respected voices in contemporary culture. Indeed they have launched their own Bloomberg TV series, and a 24-hour radio station, to continue on from their written and printed success, as well as having their own hugely successful line of shops and ever-growing list of top-end collaborations. Issue 88 features Monocle's Design Directory, from Beirut to São Paulo, Rovaniemi to Toronto along with part two of their overview of the best in handsome architecture, desirable furniture, retail outposts, fine craft folk and top designers.
Monocle
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Straddling Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul is the subject of this travel guide from Monocle. Pointing you in the right direction for the finest places to eat, drink and shop, this book will help you to navigate your way through this city's architectural gems, from Ottoman follies converted into art centres to backstreet Byzantine beauties.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Istanbul
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Taking a detailed look at The Magic City, Monocle devote this issue of their travel guide series to Miami. Introducing you to a dynamic arts-and-culture scene that is surely the most vibrant and exciting in the US, this book will show you the best bars and restaurants – often more laidback than in other big North American cities – and everything in between.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Miami
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International supermodel Cindy Crawford chronicles her life and career, sharing stories and lessons learned in this New York Times bestseller. Featuring her most memorable images from a time when she was the cornerstone of the golden age of the supermodel in the 1990s, Crawford looks back photo shoot by photo shoot. On the eve of her fiftieth birthday, she discusses her earliest modelling years, trusting her own instincts, her feelings on becoming a wife and mother and thoughts on turning fifty.
Becoming
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Issue 93 of Monocle magazine explores the best rural locations to move to for a blissfully creative life along with a feature on Sydney; an in-depth discussion with Estonia's president and much more.
Monocle
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Monocle’s Travel Guide to Paris cuts through all the charming, touristy noise to uncover the lesser known gems that embody the essence of the City of Light, including the century-old shirt maker offering more than 500 shades of white cloth and a museum where you can whirl on a vintage fairground ride. This guide will help you navigate the myriad food and wine options, whether it’s the flakiest croissant, a decent cup of coffee or the bistronomie meal you’ve been craving.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Paris
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The definitive pictorial document of The Smiths, this publication showcases photographer Nalinee Darmrong never-before-published photographs of one of the most influential bands of the late twentieth century. Darmrong travelled with the band during their peak years, including the Meat is Murder and The Queen is Dead tours from 1985 and 1986. This volume is filled with reams of photographs of the band backstage and onstage, most unpublished; ephemera including original set lists, backstage passes, tickets, and handcrafted promo materials; personal effects such as letters and clothing, and other items.
The Smiths
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With a distinct global outlook and a warm embrace of technological and modern living, Singapore has its gaze set on the future while keeping one foot firmly rooted in tradition. A melting pot of cultures, this equatorial city-state sees quaint colonial-era shophouses rubbing shoulders with skyscrapers and street food vendors jostling for space with temples and mosques. This highly-illustrated guide provides all the necessary information you’ll require to navigate the splendours of the Garden City.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Singapore
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Japanese designer and rulebreaker Jun Takahashi has finally produced this long-awaited book that compiles his work for Undercover, complete with a foreword by British journalist Suzy Menkes. In its infancy, the brand was influenced by punk with ripped garments and patched leather jackets as the mainstays of the collection. Today, Takahashi's aesthetic remains subversive, yet infused with a technicality and clarity lacking in earlier collections. Having gained highly acclaimed recognition in the fashion industry for over ten years, this book offers an insightful look into the enigmatic designer’s work.
Undercover
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Peeling back the picture-postcard images of hula girls, tiki cups and floral garlands, Monocle look at the Hawaiian capital of Honolulu in a new light in this edition of their ever-popular travel guide. Say ‘Aloha’ to a dynamic urban centre nestled in one of the most beautiful landscapes on Earth and explore this tropical city that has long captured the hearts of the adventurous.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Honolulu
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Unlocking the Harbour City’s delights and bypassing the usual tourist haunts, Monocle present the Sydney edition of their ever-popular travel guide series. The perfect book to take with you when you head down under, this publication is full of everything world-leading restaurants and top-notch independent hotels to keen retailers brimming with proud, Aussie-made goods.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Sydney
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Your guide to discovering Rio de Janeiro’s glorious coastline, dramatic mountains and urban rainforest, Monocle deliver this Brazilian travel guide this season. From lively neighbourhood bars and an intricate beach culture to sculptural gardens and concrete modernist buildings, this book proves that there is a lot more to Rio than bronzed bodies on Ipanema Beach.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Rio de Janeiro
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Delving into the Austrian capital, Monocle deliver their expert view on Vienna in this well curated travel guide. Steering you away from the crowded Prater and its ferris wheel, this book makes a quick detour past the Vienna State Opera and Schönbrunn Palace and then heads out in style to explore the city’s 23 diverse districts.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Vienna
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‘Scandinavian Dreaming’ seeks out the awe-inspiring interiors, architectural offerings and design elements which truly personify the meaning of the Nordic aesthetic. Exploring brands and personalities who have helped shape and stimulate the current trends of Scandinavian style, this hardback book welcomes a series of anecdotes from the people who inhabit these spectacular settings and the creative community living within the vicinity.
Scandinavia Dreaming: Nordic Homes, Interiors & Design
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Wonderwall Case Studies looks deep into the mind of Japanese designer Masamichi Katayama, the founder and principal of Wonderwall. Often hailed as the world's most influential interior design firms, Wonderwall's East meets West approach to designing retail spaces has seen them work for superbrands such as Uniqlo, Diesel and Lexus. The first book on Katayama focuses on a selection of his key designs as well as exploring his influences, education and early years working in interior design.
Wonderwall Case Studies
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Monocle Magazine continue their expansion into the world of literature with this addition of 'How To Make A Nation'. Published by Gestalten, this guide covers everything needed to ensure you create a happy, vibrant and successful nation. With everything from creating a parliament, to choosing the correct flag, Monocle have left no stone unturned in the quest for a Utopian society.
How to Make a Nation: A Monocle Guide
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Denim has become a key part of our society's style culture, universal in its reach with every brand, from the high end luxury market to the world of high street retailer, putting their own spin on the time-honoured fabric. Blue Blooded tells the story of denim and the culture that surrounds it, with exclusive profiles of the designers and markers who have shaped its past and continue to influence its future. The tome is an absolute must for any fan of the selvedge world.
Blue Blooded: Denim Hunters and Jeans Culture
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'Evergreen: Living With Plants' explores everything from private paradises hidden away in backyards, to glorious rooftops and lush vegetable patches in the heart of the city. As our lives become more and more hectic, we look to our own oasis of calm to centre ourselves, whether that be a herb garden located on your fire escape or a sunny windowsill. This hardback tome profiles both professional and hobbyist plant enthusiasts, compiling a guide to green fingered success.
Evergreen: Living with Plants
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In today's world we find ourselves constantly in search of somewhere to be at one with the world, a haven away from our daily lives. This basic need has seen a trend for the construction of cabins, shacks and a whole host of hide-outs, all of which provide their creator with the space needed to tune out from everyday life. 'The Hinterland' presents the finest in design and innovation of such hideouts, through spectacular photographs and interviews with their creators, we explore the world of the hide-out.
The Hinterland: Cabins, Love Shacks and Other Hide-Outs
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Velo 3rd Gear introduces the world’s best bikes, along with the people who craft them and all products relating to the biking world. Sharing stories and interviews with people from around the globe, the book explores the changing face of the cycle community through the bikes themselves. An absolute must-have for the cycling enthusiast.
Velo 3rd Gear: Bicycle Culture and Stories
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A detailed guide to drinking and dining from Monocle, this hardback book takes the average foodie's love for consuming up a notch; with the potential of turning your passions into welcomed prosperity. Whether you’re looking for professional freedom or simply wish to work on your interpersonal skills, this mentoring edition wets your tastebuds with everything from starting your own cookbook, to the world’s worthiest kitchen gear, the finest dining experiences and recipes for every occasion possible. A total must-have for those with hunger to better their love for food.
The Monocle Guide to Drinking and Dining
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The November issue of men's bible Monocle celebrates all things Canadian in honour of the great nation's 150th birthday. The issue focuses on everything from Toronto's burgeoning food scene to the rise of one of the world's most popular political figures.
Monocle
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Compiling a vast selection of unseen imagery and accounts from the legendary band's heyday, Sex Pistols truly celebrates the influence the band had over pop culture. Having defined the style, sound and feel of the punk movement itself, this essential account of the band's impressive past has been created to the forty years that have passed since the four were formed in 1970's London.
Sex Pistols
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A companion to the acclaimed documentary film Black and White Stripes: The Juventus Story, this book chronicles Juventus’s dramatic journey alongside its long time devoted owners, the Agnelli family. The comprehensive story unfolds like a stage drama, mirroring key moments in the club’s history throughout a series of acts that include championships, scandal, family tragedy, and some of the best players the game has ever seen. Boasting thirty-three Serie A titles and two European championships, the "Black and White Stripes" are the only major professional sports club that has had the same owners for nearly a century, a legacy that is evident through the visible bond between the family and the club, but which is ultimately tested by competition and tragedy.
The Juventus Story
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Spanning the full career of one of fashion's most famous names, Yves Saint Laurent by Florence Müller charts the designer's origins as Christian Dior's protege to his final collection for his own legendary label. From the designer's iconic Mondrian collection through to his iconic tuxedos, this beautifully curated tome is completed with an interview with the man himself, conducted in 1991 by French publication Le Figaro.
Yves Saint Laurent
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A visual history of the world’s most coveted and popular footwear, from early Keds and Converse All Stars to the latest fashion and design icons. Every sneaker has a story to tell, and this encyclopaedic book features 1,000 full-colour images of the sneakers that have most influenced global sneaker culture with examples to engage sneaker aficionados of all stripes. This book comprehensively showcases sneakers through time from early Air Jordans, the original Nike Air Force 1, and adidas Superstars to iconic contemporary designs by pop culture figures like Kanye West and cool fashion designers like Yohji Yamamoto and Martin Margiela.
1000 Sneakers
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Celebrating one of the most distinguished names in fashion, Lanvin by Dean L. Merceron explores the extensive achievements of the house's founder Jeanne Lanvin. Beginning life as couturier and soon expanding into the realms of ready-to-wear, fragrance and more, Jeanne Lanvin would elevate the house to the ranks of one of the world's most luxurious names. The coffee-table tome features contributions from Alber Elbaz and Harold Koda among others, each detailing exactly why Lanvin has amassed the illustrious reputation it retains to this very day.
Lanvin
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In April 1994, Supreme opened its doors on Lafayette Street in downtown Manhattan and became the home of New York City skate culture. Challenging the dominance of the established West Coast skater scene, Supreme defined the aesthetic of an era that reached beyond skateboard culture, across to fashion, hip hop and art. Over the last seventeen years, the brand has stayed true to its roots while collaborating with some of the most groundbreaking artists and designers of its generation, including Damien Hirst, Public Enemy, Lou Reed, and Wu Tang Clan, to name but a few. This book, written by Aaron Bondaroff and Glenn O'Brien, includes KAWS interviewing Supreme founder James Jebbia, as well as an unmatched archive of exclusive photos featuring legendary advertising campaigns, specially commissioned skateboard designs and artworks, as well as a comprehensive index of the brand's products to date. This is a must have document for any Supreme enthusiast.
Supreme
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Over the course of his 40-year career, Yohji Yamamoto’s groundbreaking designs and innovative aesthetics have propelled him to the highest rank of the international avant-garde. Since the early ‘80s, Yamamoto has been distinguished by his anti-fashion approach, thus changing the face of contemporary trends. Published by Rizzoli, this luxury book explores all the major themes in his counter-fashion designs and shows his work not only on the Yamamoto brands, but also on his brand Y-3, as well as his various collaborations in architecture, movies, plays and literature.
Yamamoto & Yohji
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As a tribute to Pharrell Williams’ life and the impressive milestones he has managed to achieve along the way, Places & Spaces I’ve Been gives readers a look inside the mind of someone who redefined the meaning of cool for a new generation. With columns from icons of the music industry such as Kanye West and Jay-Z, to an autobiography on the establishment of his own fashion labels Billionaire Boys Club and Icecream, the book takes you on a journey through the many avenues of Williams’ life and how his singing career was only just the beginning.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Red Cover
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Delving into the many avenues of his well-lived life, Pharrell Williams delivers Places & Spaces I’ve Been as a telescope into his mind, showcasing how his singing career opened his world to music production, fashion, design and much more. Having collaborated with Moncler, Marc Jacobs and KAWS (to name a few), he established his own clothing lines, Billionaire Boys Club and Icecream, which redefined the meaning of cool for a new generation. Complete with contributions from icons such as Buzz Aldrin and Anna Wintour, the book offers a detailed look into Williams’ extensive creative pursuits.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Yellow Cover
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Celebrating the places and spaces he’s been, Pharrell Williams delves into his own influential life to deliver a documentation of his prolific body of work, from singing and rapping to fashion design and record producing (to name a few). Filled with guest columns from renowned names in the fashion realm such as Jay-Z and Nigo, the book focuses on a variety of avenues within contemporary culture as well as Williams’ clothing lines Billionaire Boys Club and Icecream.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Orange Cover
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Created in honour of this label's seventy-fifth anniversary, 'Coach: A Story of New York Cool' presents this labels signature take on all-American style, in a vibrant and rich tone. Beginning life as a small leather manufacturer in 1941, Coach has become one of the most recognisable names in American fashion. The hardback book details everything from archival photographs of the brand's humble beginnings, through to the advertising campaigns that have peppered its history, a true must-have for any Coach enthusiast.
Coach: A Story of New York Cool
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Explore Denmark’s beautiful capital with the latest in the series of Monocle city guides. Discover the miles of harbour-front promenades, parks and a striking blend of contemporary and historic architecture that Copenhagen has to offer. As the birthplace of New Nordic cuisine and Danish modern design, learn about the plethora of quality food, drink and shopping that upholds this Scandinavian cities esteemed legacy.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Copenhagen
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Los Angeles is known for its glitz and glamour, beach culture, blockbuster studios and famous residents. But there’s much more to it than perfection; full of surprises and quirks, La La Land is a haven for artists and architects, top chefs, fresh designers and trendsetting retailers. Good advice is essential for navigating this sprawling metropolis with ease; luckily this Monocle guide has uncovered everything you'll need to know to get the most out of a trip to the City of Angels.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Los Angeles
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We Are Dandy throws open the doors of the wardrobe and explores the dandy as a global phenomenon. From America to Africa to Asia, dandyism is a way of life. It is fashion in the best sense, self-esteem through style. And, in every country, it takes a unique form as dandies draw on the local context and fashion culture to shape their looks. With texts as witty as the subjects are stylish, this book pokes between the folds to let us know these exceptional individuals. More than a trend, fashion is who they are, the outer expression of their inner selves.
We Are Dandy: The Elegant Gentleman around the World
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'Wildside' invites you to venture into the woods and revel in the world of hunters and gatherers as they spend their days wandering the less worn paths of the world. Seen through the eyes of multiple contributors, the tome blends tradition with a contemporary perspective to explore the daily lives of everyone from carpenters to poets who seek their inspiration deep in the Californian wilderness. Ideal for anyone looking to expand their horizons, Wildside's carefully curated of projects provide a beautiful insight into another world.
Wildside: The Enchanted Life of Hunters and Gatherers
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Canada’s largest city has transformed in beguiling ways - energetic, fickle and unwieldy at times. With more than half of its 2.7 million residents born elsewhere, the cultural diversity reveals itself in a thrilling mix of restaurants, hotels, cocktail bars, independent clothing shops and much more. Explore the 140 or more districts or get your skates on for one of the country’s national treasures. Monocle turn their lens to Toronto, offering recommendations for every jetsetter.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Toronto
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Highly limited and hand-signed by the man himself - Neil's first book, Underdogs, documents life on the road with English rock band Kasabian. Offering a rare insight into the world of the foursome, the long term photographer showcases un-seen black and white images recorded during their tour of May 2016. Celebrating a series of gigs that culminated in the Premier League winning party of Leicester City, the book captures what they refer to as “the greatest week” of their lives. Signed by Artist
Underdogs
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A publication that needs no introduction, All Gone 2016 documents the most sought-after streetwear grails in today’s culture. Now in its 11th year, the 2016 edition of the book features the works of English artist Neil Raitt’s oil paintings on the cover - typically reflecting natural motifs in an endlessly repeated fashion, giving the patterned effect a thematic elegance and strong colour direction.
All Gone 2016
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A publication that needs no introduction, All Gone 2016 documents the most sought-after streetwear grails in today’s culture. Now in its 11th year, the 2016 edition of the book features the works of English artist Neil Raitt’s oil paintings on the cover - typically reflecting natural motifs in an endlessly repeated fashion, giving the patterned effect a thematic elegance and strong colour direction.
All Gone 2016
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The spring issue of Kinfolk examines the nuances of free time, its rituals and rhythms and its capacity to reinvigorate. Rather than advising how to fill 48 hours, the issue offers insight into why we should fill our weekends, and how doing so can lead to personal fulfillment. From the curious cultural mythologies behind sleep and fashion editorial for looking good on laundry day to interviews with Moses Sumney, Dimore Studio and more, this issue will inspire readers with a fresh outlook on going off-duty.
Kinfolk
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Good guidance in the Italian capital is essential; with the help of this Monocle ‘Travel Guide’, get a fresh perspective on the Eternal Cities vivacious and ever-changing culture. Having re-imagined and reinvented itself for millennia, there is always something to see in Rome. Energetic and sprawling, brimming with culture and piled high with layers of history, experience everything from the big-ticket sites, myriad trattorias and cobblestoned shopping streets in style.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Rome
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The seductive allure to the German capital sees Monocle explore the city of Berlin, it’s complex history and dynamism and willingness to create anew. Be it a luxury hotel in an old bathhouse, experimental artwork in a former margarine factory or an ever-evolving roster of musicians, the city thrums with ingenuity. Berlin is about more than nightclubs and hammering hangovers – although a night on the tiles here still rarely disappoints.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Berlin
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Now their fourth edition, Crepe City continues to develop and progress the idea of a magazine dedicated to sneaker collecting, as well as surrounding fashion, art and culture. Issue 04 is offered in a “touch & feel” version featuring Nike Air Max 1 “Master”. Inside the magazine, the regular archive section inspired by the archival magazines of Japan returns, featuring Parisian collector Lalla Boudmagh aka Superllalla of Masters of Air fame, complete with a continued focus on people and cultures connected to sneakers with interviews from Ronnie Fieg, Dave White, Round Two and Guillaume Philibert of Filling Pieces
Crepe City Issue 04
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The May 2017 (Issue 103) of Monocle devotes itself to being a design and property special. Inside you can expect to find bright ideas from Barcelona, a Beirut chanteuse and the US’s new liberal capital.
Monocle
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The June 2017 (Issue 104) of Monocle discusses a better way to travel from A to B. Inside you can expect to discover Munich’s start-up hub, the fittest HQ in Europe and a case is made in favour of taking the stairs.
Monocle
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Relationships are explored by Kinfolk in this, their Summer issue. An essential of modern life, each relationship has carefully formed subtleties and undercurrents to unpack. This issue examines the moral complexities behind telling lies, exploring the reassurance inherent in non-verbal communication and meets a diverse and inspiring cross-section of lovers, siblings and families, uncovering what it really means to be in a relationship. Printed in Canada
Kinfolk
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The July/August issue of Monocle follows Robert Bound as he goes dancing in Tel Aviv and learns to paint in Cornwall, while Andrew Mueller meets Saint Etienne as they release their new album ‘Home Counties’.
Monocle
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Issue 106 of Monocle arrives this September and – as always – reports the parts of international affairs, policy, culture and social trends that are relevant to people also interested in furniture design, exotic travel and development theory. This work-life balance issue features Pelosi on beating Trump, Volvo taking on the Germans and the battle for Caracas.
Monocle
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Volume 25 of Kinfolk arrives this month and celebrates food as a lens through which identity and relationships can be interpreted. Inside, there are words from culinary legend Martha Stewart, a visit from chef Camille Becerra in Manhattan and an investigation into intricately stylised and traditional Japanese method of food wrapping. 192 Pages Printed in Canada
Kinfolk
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Established in 1976 in Harajuku, Tokyo, Beams Plus originated as an American lifestyle shop. A pioneer of lifestyle retailing, Beams has since developed numerous labels to encompass an ever evolving array of styles and trends. Now with more than 150 shops across Japan and Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei and Bangkok, BEAMS has grown into a major lifestyle retailer with businesses in fashion, home furnishing, arts, café and dining. This book takes an in depth look at the four decades at BEAMS.
Beams: Beyond Tokyo
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One of the most talked about books of recent years, Places & Spaces I've Been documents Pharrell’s prolific body of work and his contribution to contemporary culture. One of the most recognised names in popular culture, he details his extensive creative pursuits, including clothing lines, jewelry, and accessories designs for Louis Vuitton, furniture and other product design - including limited-edition toys, graphic designs, skate graphics, and collaborations with Moncler, Marc Jacobs, the artist KAWS, and with architects Zaha Hadid and Masamichi Katayama/Wonderwall. Packed full of guest columns - including words from Jay-Z and Nigo - and exceptional photography, this is a great book that has definitely been worth the wait.
Pharrell: Places & Spaces I've Been - Pink Cover
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Monocle reports the parts of international affairs, policy, culture and social trends that are relevant to people also interested in furniture design, exotic travel and development theory. Issue 107 of Monocle is a fashion and retail special. Inside: Adidas revival, architects go to jail and fashion conquers hiking.
Monocle
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Finding its home in the waters of an idyllic archipelago, Stockholm has a world-leading design scene and is the subject of Monocle’s lasted travel guide. Exploring the new restaurants that have brought variety to the once one-dimensional food scene of the Swedish capital, this book takes you on a tour of the finest spots and helps you to discover what to do with your time in this sought after Scandinavian destination.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Stockholm
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Hop on a bicycle and discover everything that Amsterdam has on offer with the help of Monocle’s esteemed ‘Travel Guide’ series. Proving that it is about more than just cheese and windmills, this well-curated guide will help you find hidden pockets in the maze of canals and burgeoning neighbourhoods that are just a quick pedal from the Dam’s bustling city centre.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Amsterdam
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Putting their expert lens over Venice, Monocle’s ‘Travel Guide’ series delves into the Queen of the Adriatic for this edition. A maritime city that’s steeped in history, Venice has long lured travellers to its shores and this guide will show you among other things, a museum with ground-floor channels to cope with high water levels and a theatre in a warehouse once used for stretching sails – proving how Venice capitalises on its lagoon location and still spouts ingenuity to this day.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Venice
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‘Retreat: The Modern House in Nature’ by Ron Broadhurst profiles architectural projects that illustrate the inexhaustible potential of the modern house to enter into a dialogue with nature in sustainable yet stylish ways – from the Pacific Northwest to the forests of Japan. Amongst beautiful imagery, well-established architects working at the forefront of twenty-first-century design are profiled, including Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Rick Joy, Olson Kundig, and Marcio Kogan. Across the globe, architects are creating innovative houses for country living, reimagining the way we escape into the natural world. Hardcover Published by Rizzoli
Retreat: The Modern House in Nature
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Dan Rubinstein’s This is Not a House reformulate the idea of what "home" means, taking a look at innovative houses in cities around the globe. Where the great experimenters of the last century were stripping away ornamentation and creating free-flowing spaces for the first time, today's pioneers are researching the potential of new materials and techniques to push the boundaries of environmental sustainability, as well as creating new forms and bold, sophisticated explorations in the adaptive reuse of spaces originally designed for any number of other purposes. Published by Rizzoli
This is Not a House
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Written by Kate Moss herself and edited by Fabien Baron, Jess Hallett and Jefferson Hack, ‘The Kate Moss Book’ is a highly personal retrospective of Moss’ career, tracing her evolution from “new girl with potential” to one of the most iconic models of all time. Released with various unique covers, this hard backed edition features many ‘never-before-seen’ images from Moss’ own archives and those of the illustrious photographers with whom she has worked. KATE is a must-have for anyone interested in one of the most iconic models in the history of fashion media and modern culture. Hardback Various Unique Covers Published by Rizzoli
Kate: The Kate Moss Book
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Monocle's travel guide series is full of surprises and quirks, featuring detailed design and architecture pages, neighbourhood walks to get you away from the crowds and places to eat everything be it tasty fast food or something truly celebratory. This Lisbon edition sees Monocle comb the cobbled streets to find the best bacalhau, the creamiest pastéis de nata and the sweetest ginjinha. This hardback book details museums dedicated to everything from horse-drawn carriages to cutting-edge technology and discovers daringly modern architecture among red-tiled townhouses and baroque churches.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Lisbon
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The Monocle Travel Guide series reveals everything from the ideal route for an early-morning run to the best spots for independent retail. Full of surprises and quirks, it also features detailed design and architecture pages and neighbourhood walks to get you away from the crowds. This Munich edition introduces you to family-run hotels and steers you towards the lively kitchens serving the best Bavarian classics. You’ll be in the know about the postwar modernist structures worth seeing and where to grab your culture fix. Hike up your lederhosen and get a move on in München.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Munich
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Delving into current affairs, business, culture, design and fashion, Monocle explore Novembers hottest talking points and topics. A great addition to your coffee table, add Issue 108 to this month’s magazine rotation.
Monocle
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Modern-day passion, tangible tradition, and striking creativity: trace how tattooing continues to evolve. From the fluidity of watercolor to the meticulous nature of dotwork to the stunning detail of realism, the various styles of tattooing allow creativity to flourish. And whether inked in a clandestine spot or showcased visibly, every piece has its story.
Forever Now: The New Tattoo
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Written and compiled by Mr. Klein himself, this coffee table book has been three years in the making, and has been whittled down from 40,000 images created over a career that lasted more than 30 years. Illustrated with era-defining photographs by the most distinguished names in fashion photography, from Irving Penn and Richard Avedon to Bruce Weber, and Patrick Demarchelier. Divided by theme, each of the three sections in this volume looks at one singular element of Klein’s approach. In ‘Provocative’, we see the most controversial of his campaigns, from Brooke Shields’s infamous teenage portraits to the seductive photography of underwear collections. In ‘Minimalist’, we understand the simplicity, refinement, and elegance in every collection. And in the final section, we read in the designer’s own words the insights behind the campaigns and the secrets behind the successes. Published by Rizzoli Released with three distinctive covers, the cover image may vary.
Calvin Klein
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UK-based sneaker publication CREPE CITY returns with its fifth issue this month. This adidas Originals Edition issue features Steve Caballero, NIKE, INC. ℅ Virgil Abloh™, The Shoe Surgeon, Colette, The Archive by adidas for size?, ASICSTIGER GEL-MAI, Sneakerqueen, Hotel Creative, Samuel Ross of A-COLD-WALL*, Footpatrol x PUMA, Nigel Langley Jr. and Avi Gold.
Crepe City Issue 05
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UK-based sneaker publication CREPE CITY returns with its fifth issue this month. This colette issue features Steve Caballero, NIKE, INC. ℅ Virgil Abloh™, The Shoe Surgeon, colette, The Archive by adidas for size?, ASICSTIGER GEL-MAI, Sneakerqueen, Hotel Creative, Samuel Ross of A-COLD-WALL*, Footpatrol x PUMA, Nigel Langley Jr. and Avi Gold.
Crepe City Issue 05
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Monocle reports the parts of international affairs, policy, culture and social trends that are relevant to people also interested in furniture design, exotic travel and development theory. Issue 108 of Monocle is a Christmas and gift guide special. Inside: Happy fashion, Christmas markets and winter cinema.
Monocle
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Poised on its Californian peninsula, the diversity of San Francisco and its storied libertine history keep every neighbourhood alive and thriving. Rich in character, experience the hippie vibe of the Haight-Ashbury then head to the rainbow pride at The Castro – dropping by the bustling Fisherman’s Wharf and visit the Alcatraz Island for some hotspot tourism. Of course, the grid system doesn’t lend itself well to the relentless undulation of San Francisco’s 70-plus hills; bear this in mind when judging distances from A to B.
The Monocle Travel Guide: San Francisco
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Commanding fashion’s elite in their masses, the Italian city of Milan is hailed worldwide for its chic retail offerings, divine food destinations and scaling architecture. With Monocle’s travel guide in hand, stumble into the vibrant streets of the Lombard capital, discovering in turn a wealth of lavish hotels, the best pitstops for a creamy risotto con ossobuco and a refreshing glass of negroni, ensuring you're just as in the know as the locals.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Milan
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The Kinfolk sport issue examines exercise and the body, exploring the values that underpin an active life: camaraderie and self-discipline, pleasure seeking thrills, endurance balance and leisure. Inside this edition sees exploration of the sporting life among the rolling hills of rural England. The edition also notes a history of bad diet advice, play gymnastics with men’s fashion and having fun in Hollywood. The Kinfolk Entrepreneur captures the ambitious and realities of today’s creative class and offers tips, advice and inspiration for anyone looking to forget their own path in life. Published by Artisan Books Printed in Canada
Kinfolk
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For NBA superstar turned style icon Russell Westbrook, fashion is not just a spectator sport – it pushes boundaries, blurs lines and drives culture. ‘Style Drivers’ is a celebration of Westbrook’s aesthetic both on and off the court. This collection of stylish, inspiring images and text provides a rare glimpse into Westbrook’s world, revealing how he uses style as a psychological weapon and how he has redefined the role of a contemporary athlete turned cultural figure. This is an essential read for fans and those interested in the wider worlds of sports, style, design and popular culture. Published by Rizzoli
Russell Westbrook: Style Drivers
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‘Inside Out’ showcases the most important work of celebrated street artist and activist JR and the award-winning global street-art project he has been working on for the last six years, involving a quarter of a million people. Packed with hundreds of images from the project, it includes contributions about how JR’s art functions as a worldwide platform for social change, where people either participate in an existing campaign or launch a new action in their own community. Inside Out is a never-before-seen look at the work that is nearest and dearest to the artist’s heart and is sure to appeal not only to JR fans but also to fans of public art and street art. Published by Rizzoli Contribution by Chris Anderson, Pharrell Williams & Marc Azoulay
JR: Inside Out
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Universally recognised as an American master of contemporary book design and the most prolific cover designer in American design, ‘Chip Kidd: Book Two’ collects all of his book covers and designs from 2007 to 2017. We see not just hundreds of his recent projects, but the working processes behind them thoughts, sketches, revisions, and outright failures in addition to more than a few triumphs. With a continued passion for unconventional and forward-thinking designs, this volume is sure to bring fresh inspirations to design aficionados, book lovers, pop-culture fanatics, comics fans and design students. Published by Rizzoli
Chip Book: Chip Kidd, Book Two
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Revealing the best secret spots in cities throughout the world, from the ideal route for an early-morning run to the best spots for independent retail, this issue of Monocle’s travel guide series looks at Kyoto. Japan's former capital, this city has its own distinct identity, dialect and dishes. Beyond the Buddhist temples and Zen gardens, with the help of this book you'll find a dynamic Asian city that's constantly evolving.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Kyoto
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SNEEZE looks to expand the street-inspired culture of skateboarding to unexpected references, places and images. The magazine is an authentic guide to modern street culture and lifestyles. SNEEZE is a poster size, less-is-more, full-colour, no binding, soft-fold publication. This "iCal issue" 2018 poster calendar issue is produced in collaboration with Soa Denise from Supreme Management and boasts photography from Kenneth Cappello and features Todd James, Sean Pablo, Ali Michael, Tinashe LaTouche, Nick Atkins and more. 2018 Calendar 22" x 31" Poster Size Spiral Bound Printed in Canada
Sneeze Magazine Issue 34 - 2018
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Monocle reports the parts of international affairs, policy, culture and social trends that are relevant to people also interested in furniture design, exotic travel and development theory. The February issue investigates the art of hospitality with lessons from the schools moulding the next generation of maître d’s, visiting the design firms creating welcoming interiors and of course the usual global reports and pictures.
Monocle
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Monocle dedicates its March 2018 issue to South Korea. Inside you can read an exclusive interview with President Moon who discusses Donald Trump, Kim Jong-un and watching TV with his cat. Plus: a survey of the nation’s soft power, sartorial ambitions and world-leading ideas.
Monocle
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Imbued with an air of ‘joie de vivre’ and an ode to Paris, Kinfolks 27th volume explores ones of the world’s most iconic cities through an expert lens. In this issue, expect to pore over the archives at Hermès, and meet a diverse roster of Parisians that have made their city what it is today.
Kinfolk
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A book to celebrate the 2017 exhibition entitled ‘François Halard: Polaroïds Italiens’, IDEA and Sotheby's publish this collection of some of Halard’s finest interior and architectural photographs – works that record some of Italy’s most eminent places, through this photographer's unique perspective. Accompanied by an introduction from Oscar Humphries and quotes by the photographer himself, this publication is detailed with gold-toned embossing to its hardbacked cover.
Polaroids Italiens
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To this day, there is no other nightclub to rival the sheer glamour, energy and wild creativity that was Studio 54. Here, in the first official book on the legendary club, co-owner Ian Schrager presents a spectacular volume brimming with star-studded photographs and personal stories from the greatest party of all time. One of the most important cultural landmarks of the twentieth century, Studio 54 continues to inspire with its legendary glamour. This exhilarating volume is a must-have for style and fashion aficionados today. Published by Rizzoli
Studio 54
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Melding tropic tradition and contemporary design, Gestalten’s ‘Living Under the Sun’ makes for a compelling insight into a realm of interiors under balmy climes. Searching the addresses of sun-soaked destinations, this hardback edition welcomes a wealth of stunning interior and architecture imagery; depicting the modern décor and tranquil ambience of spaces all across the globe, including the harmonious settings of São Paulo Brazil and the ancient landscapes of Mexico.
Living Under the Sun
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Explore the freedom of open water and the comforts of home with this hardback publication from Gestalten. ‘Rock the Boat’ documents floating domiciles from all over the globe and showcases alternative living solutions from the private to the commercial. Embrace your sea legs and step aboard these imaginative abodes.
Rock the Boat: Boats, Cabins & Homes on the Water
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Sparking wanderlust in all who open its pages, ‘Hit the Road’ features vans, overland vehicles and the passionate owners who inhabit them. Choosing to escape from modern monotony, publishing house Gestalten travel the globe; engaging with happy-go-lucky motorists, nomads and adventure-seekers to truly discover the purpose of life on the move.
Hit the Road: Vans, Nomads & Roadside Adventures
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Suited to season trekkers and intrepid beginners, author and self-confessed wayfarer Cam Honan takes you on a journey through the greatest corners of the globe, exploring a myriad of the world’s rocky terrains and luscious landscapes. Showcased through a wealth of photography, ‘Wanderlust: Hiking on Legendary Trails’ sees the volcanic horizons of Iceland depicted alongside the Virgin River of Utah and everything in-between. With expert tips, walking routes and detailed maps, take your first step into a world of wanderlust.
Wanderlust: Hiking on Legendary Trails
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Get to grips with Barcelona thanks to this expertly curated Monocle travel guide. Venture off the tourist-beaten tracks of Barri Gòtic and La Rambla to discover the cosmopolitan Catalonian capital’s independent retailers, old-world tapas bars, thought-provoking galleries and plenty more.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Barcelona
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Inspired by the golden age of retail design, Gestalten’s ‘Shoplifter!’ publication explores innovative retail concepts and provides expert insights into how brands can engage with their customers in novel ways. In an effort to steal attention away from customers digital screens, shops and brands find themselves in a permanent battle over the most innovative store concepts, striking window displays, and genius presentation of goods, to breathe new life into the traditional retail flow.
Shoplifters: New Retail Architecture & Brand Spaces
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Explore the South Korean capital with this Monocle travel guide by your side. Energetic and sprawling; Seoul is a 24-hour city that’s home to some 10 million people and plenty of brightly lit billboards, skyscrapers and shops. Go beyond the colourful clutter to find innovative building projects, lush green spaces, the best eateries and world-class museums.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Seoul
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One of Australia’s most notable destinations, this Monocle guide to Melbourne will lead you down intriguing laneways, to cutting-edge galleries shaking up the city’s art scene and show you where to marvel at modernist architecture. Noted as the most ‘liveable’ city in the world, this guide will render you a native Melburnian in no time at all.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Melbourne
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This issue of SNEEZE magazine tells the story of the GX1000 crew, photographed by Stephen McClintock in San Francisco. This issue includes Ryan Garshell, Michael St. John, Joe Roberts, and more. English & Japanese Includes Stickers Printed & Made in Canada
SNEEZE - Number 35
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Escape the ordinary and explore the most remote huts, cabins, tree-houses, and houseboats in the world. Plan your next far flung vacation using Gestalten’s newest title, ‘Hideouts: Grand Vacations in Tiny Getaways’ – guiding you to experience the most awe-inspiring locales around the world.
Hideouts: Grand Vacations in Tiny Getaways
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The capital and largest city of Lebanon, Beirut is a Mediterranean destination driven by adrenaline, optimism and energy. Unmistakably Lebanese, let this Monocle guide escort you through a collage of cloud-scraping hotels, Ottoman-style palaces and golden age modernist apartments. Dive into the Med and discover all that this Middle Eastern beacon has to offer.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Beirut
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Untangling the world of hair, the summer issue of Kinfolk explores love and loss – looking into how hair can hold deep and powerful meanings in daily life through self-expression and cultural identity.
Kinfolk
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An essential guide for the travel-minded, Monocle provide a detailed insight into the variety of hotels, inns and hideaways available across the globe, as well as detailing how to design or run a hotel of your own. Compiled from the past ten years of issues of the magazine and produced by Berlin-based publisher Gestalten, Monocle’s editors select a variety of establishes they’ve put to the test in cities such as Tokyo, Beirut, New York, Copenhagen and many more. Detailing the magazine’s top 100 hotels in the world, this guide is a comprehensive and authoritative source for those itching to travel.
The Monocle Guide to Hotels, Inns & Hideaways
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Following the works of esteemed German industrial designer Dieter Rams, ’Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams’ is filled with over 700 photographs, sketches and models from the influential designer. Consisting of 808 pages, this hardback book offers a contemporary revaluation of Rams’s work from national design experts and features key products and stories from his 40-year legacy at German company Braun.
Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams
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Published from its London headquarters, Monocole returns with issue no.115. In a realm of culture, design, business, public affairs, photography and much more, the magazine is a curated headspace of intelligent topics and everyday conversation. Look to the ‘Quality of Life’ issue to discover how to unwind and indulge in some much-needed down time.
Monocle
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A publication from the Monocle travel guide series, this issues takes you into the heat of Mexico City. Published by Gestalten, this book pushes past the colourful chaos and Frida Kahlo merchandise to find the city’s tastiest tacos and the retailers breathing new life into classic crafts. Showcasing mural-splashed buildings and the best places in which to practise your salsa, this is a must have possession for anyone wishing to explore the Mexican capital.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Mexico City
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This issue of SNEEZE magazine focusses on a retrospective of future-gothic artist RAMMELLZEE, showcasing a number of his original poster designs. This issue also includes Beatrice Domond, Smerz and SNEEZE for Stone Island. English & Japanese Includes Stickers Made in Canada
SNEEZE - Number 36
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Here, issue 29 of Kinfolk magazine is a celebration of print culture. Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, this publication features interviews with Call Me By Your Name author André Aciman and creative director Frank Durand. In addition, artist and actress Anh Duong examines the revolutionary history of self-care and musician Benjamin Booker, philosophises on personal space, aphorisms and pepper.
Kinfolk
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Celebrating the man, the myth and the shoe that bears his name, tennis legend and style icon Stan Smith presents Stan Smith: Some People Think I’m a Shoe. Storying his life through the 336-page book, Smith reflects on the legacy he inspired, clearing up the case that the shoe was in fact named after him, not he after the shoe. Through 200 photographs and various personal recollections, relive the Stan Smith heritage with this visual celebration of both man and sneaker.
Stan Smith
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A magazine for the thinking person, Issue 117 of Monocle magazine is published this month and is entitled ‘The culture and media preview’. Inside you can find out about the best shows, movies, museums, singers and writers who will shake up your autumn in style.
Monocle
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With exclusive access to behind-the-scenes areas, preeminent photographer Brother Ernie captures the last four decades of the evolution of hip-hop in this hardback publication entitled ‘Hip Hop at the End of the World’. Complete with Ernie's personal anecdotes of time spent with subjects, and stories behind the photographs, this publication shares intimate moments from the most important era of hip-hop.
Hip Hop at the End of the World
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The first publication from streetwear blog, media brand and production agency Highsnobiety, ‘The Incomplete Highsnobiety Guide to Street Fashion and Culture’ documents the ever-evolving intersection between global catwalks and city streets. Telling the stories of brands from Supreme to COMME des GARÇONS, and the most influential designers and tastemakers, including Tom Sachs, Virgil Abloh, Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, and many more, this book includes an interview with Nike CEO Mark Parker on the internet’s effect on sneaker culture, and a storied history of how streetwear spread in North America, Japan and Europe.
The Incomplete: Highsnobiety Guide to Street Fashion and Culture
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Finding its feet in NYC’s populous Brooklyn borough and Parisian vicinity, hybrid label Études collates its fashion and art offering’s over the years to showcase this brand-new coffee table book, entitled ‘When Études Become Form’. Self-confessed as a manifesto of ‘a world in perpetual change’; this Italian printed book exhibits the underground evolution of the brand, visualising over 200 portraits, photographs and graphics.
When Études Become Form
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Straight from the Editors and Bureaux of Monocle magazine, ‘The Escapist’ is a journal of places less explored. Here, 2018’s issue eight advises you on everything from where to explore, stay, set sail and stretch out.
Monocle The Escapist
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Producing photography that has come to define the aesthetics and attitudes of the 1990s and 2000s, Rankin’s influence continues to be seen everywhere, from fashion editorials to cinematography, graphic design and music videos. Drawing from thirty years of work, this publication is the first retrospective of Rankin’s full career – presented in reverse chronology, with a nod to a continuing spirit of contradiction and ground-breaking imagery.
Unfashionable
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Including a contribution from Off-White’s Virgil Abloh and published by Rizzoli Electa, this book is the first comprehensive monograph on artist Daniel Arsham’s genre-bending world. Here, Abloh discusses Arsham’s contribution to a post-media artistic landscape and Steven Matijcio discusses the artist’s projects and collaborations.
Daniel Arsham
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Delve into the heart of urban cities and open the pages of this ‘Explorer: Cities and Towns’ publication. Here, the writers and photographers of the The New York Times guide you to dream destinations where the past and the present collide, and even the most familiar locales never cease to surprise.
Explorer: Cities & Towns
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Documenting journeys of discovery from coast to cove, The New York Times present their guide to the globes best ‘Beaches, Islands and Coasts’. Filled with 25 dream trips that feature first-person narratives and postcard-perfect photography, this TASCHEN publication from the ‘Explorer’ series takes travel beyond the obvious with adventures in exotic places and new perspectives on familiar ones.
Explorer: Beaches, Islands & Coasts
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Proving that the journey itself is the destination, TASCHEN’s Explorer series, presents ‘Road, Rail and Trail’ this season. Here, The New York Times' writers are your guides through 25 dream trips, and the wealth of postcard-perfect colour photographs that accompany their writing captures the beauty and unique spirit of both far-flung and familiar locales.
Explorer: Road, Rail & Trail
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Edited by Barbara Ireland, The New York Times’ Explorer series looks to the ‘Mountains, Deserts and Plains’ of the globe this season. Captured in a first-person narrative and illustrated with postcard-perfect photography, this book showcases a collection of 25 dream destinations, from the flower-filled meadows of the Dolomites to the blanket of stars above Chile's Elqui Valley.
Explorer: Mountains, Deserts & Plains
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Inviting you to become an eastern explorer, TASCHEN present this regional special of The New York Times’ best-selling ’36 Hours’ series. Bringing you over 50 fully revised and updated itineraries through eastern North America, this publication ensures that you make the most of your weekend.
36 Hours: USA & Canada, East
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Embark on a grand tour this weekend as The New York Times takes you around Europe in 36 Hours. This revised and updated second edition of the best-selling ‘36 Hours: Europe’ offers 130 expert itineraries to reveal the continent’s brightest gems and best-kept secrets, from the Florentine Renaissance to Edinburgh fringe theatre.
36 Hours: Europe (2nd Edition)
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Offering up dream weekends with practical itineraries in its popular weekly ‘36 Hours’ column since 2002, the New York Times showcase dream weekends and practical travel itineraries in Latin America and the Caribbean this season. Published by TASCHEN, this hardbacked book travels from the urban beach at Ipanema to the cloud forest in Costa Rica, documenting lush, sun-drenched trips in full colour.
36 Hours: Latin America & The Caribbean
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Looking north, Charlotte & Peter Fiell explore what makes Scandinavia such a hotbed of design talent and innovation and fill this publication with their findings. Exploring a century of design from across Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland, ‘Scandinavian Design’ looks to link the worlds of crafts and industrial production to curate a must-have guide that includes in-depth entries featuring more than 180 designers.
Scandinavian Design
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The perfect publication for any design-conscious foodie, Simone Klabin’s ‘Food & Drink Infographics’ gathers together the best infographics of all things eating, drinking and cuisine, from measurement conversion charts and recipes for cookies and cocktails to stress-free party planning. Opening with a foreword by cooking author Michael Ruhlman, this TASCHEN publication follows with a historic survey of food imagery that examines how and where pictures have been used to enjoy, prepare, and serve food and drink over the ages.
Food & Drink Infographics: A Visual Guide to Culinary Pleasures
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Published by TASCHEN, ‘Logo Modernism’ is a complete guide – authored by Jens Müller – that brings together approximately 6,000 trademarks, focused on the period 1940–1980, to examine how modernist attitudes and imperatives gave birth to corporate identity. A must-have publication for any design lover, this book includes an introduction on the history of logos, and an essay by R. Roger Remington on modernism and graphic design.
Logo Modernism
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Fully revised and updated, this is the second edition of the best-selling New York Times ‘36 Hours: USA & Canada’ travel guide and this issue has 29 new destinations. Offering up dream weekends with practical itineraries in its popular weekly ‘36 Hours’ column since 2002, the Times bring together 150 U.S. and Canadian locations, from the great urban centres on everyone’s travel list to surprising locales with undiscovered character and charm.
36 Hours: USA & Canada (2nd Edition)
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Not a cookbook or a memoir, F*ck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well is Action Bronson’s devotional. It’s a book about the overwhelming power of delicious food from all over the world. Packed with images that’re sure to whet your appetite, this book includes 40-plus recipes inspired by Bronson’s childhood, family, tours, and travels – documenting everything from the best tacos in L.A. and Jamaican jerk, to the world’s most coveted five-star temples of gastronomy.
F*ck, That's Delicious
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Published by Abrams Books, ‘The World of Apartamento’ is a celebration of Apartamento magazine's 10th anniversary and features the best and most inspirational interiors from the publication's pages. Widely recognised as today's most influential interiors magazine, this publication breaks the traditional magazine boundaries that separate home design from homeowner, and offers readers a glimpse inside the lived-in homes of celebrities and industry legends. With more than 300 photographs and an eclectic mix of subjects like François Halard, Glenn O'Brien, Florence Welch, Paz de la Huerta, and more, this book is an inspiring look at individual design choices.
The World of Apartamento
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Looking back through the legacy of a great, Nike SB: The Dunk Book stories how the hardwood icon became a dynasty on the streets. With visuals detailing signature collaborations and colourways alike, the Nike Dunk archives are spread across the pages with their one-of-a-kind designs on full display, and with anecdotes from the likes of Futura and Paul Rodriguez highlighting personal stories of how the sneaker came to be, it’s clear to see how the Nike Dunk became an icon.
Nike SB: The Dunk Book
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A vandalised rainbow of memorabilia for your coffee table, this Balenciaga: Winter 18 offering is an encapsulation of both labour and love from the high-end house. Published by Rizzoli, this comprehensive book features over 300 images shot by Pierre-Ange Carlotti and Johnny Dufort capturing the candid moments that take place behind the scenes of Demna Gvasalia’s seasonal show. Keen to build on this kind of creative delivery in the future, the illustrious designer hopes you treasure Balenciaga’s contemporary essence just like he does.
Balenciaga: Winter 18
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Revisiting one of their guiding principles for their 30th volume, Kinfolk deliver the ‘Hospitality’ issue and discover ‘how to turn strangers into friends and friends into family’. Featuring a special section dedicated to the art of hosting, this issue looks beyond recipe repertoires and honed housekeeping to unearth the secret ingredients of having a good time.
Kinfolk
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The only book to thoroughly document the world's finest examples of Brutalist architecture, Phaidon’s ‘Atlas of Brutalist Architecture’ showcases more than 850 buildings – existing and demolished, classic and contemporary – organised geographically into nine continental regions. Housed in a specially bound case with three-dimensional finishes, this duotone publication brings the compelling architectural presence of Brutalism to life.
Atlas of Brutalist Architecture
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Having applied their talents to everything from industrial design and furniture to lighting and installations for over 20 years, Jana Scholze presents this definitive monograph on internationally acclaimed designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. A book that offers a unique, 360-degree view of their approach and working methods, ‘Projects’ showcases stunning imagery and explores their work thematically, whilst six essays provide an exclusive look into career-defining projects.
Barber & Osgerby Projects
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Cult yakitori restaurant Yardbird’s first cookbook, ‘Chicken and Charcoal’ puts the spotlight on chicken - taking grilling to a whole new level. At his Hong Kong-based eatery, Canadian chef Matt Abergel has put yakitori on the global culinary map and his cuisine is present here in vivid style. With strong visual references to Abergel's passion for skateboarding, he reveals the magic behind the restaurant's signature recipes. Fire up the grill, and enjoy.
Chicken and Charcoal
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Designed in the USSR is a beautiful book that explores Soviet design through items from the Moscow Design Museum's unique collection. Focussing on the mostly undocumented period between 1950 and 1989, it is split into three chapters – ‘Citizen’, ‘State’, and ‘World’ – and focusses on every aspect of life in the Union.
Designed in the USSR
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Created in close collaboration with JR – the ‘French Banksy’ and the world’s most creative activist – ‘Can Art Change The World?’ includes all bodies of his work, his collaborations with other artists and institutions such as the New York Ballet.
Can Art Change The World?
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Housed in a cloth-covered clamshell box ‘Kate’ is a gorgeously-produced book that features intimate, never-before-published portraits of a young and undiscovered Kate Moss, taken in the early 1990s by her then-boyfriend, Italian photographer Mario Sorrenti. This is a must have for any fashion devotee and fan of Moss. Celebrating the dawn of two legendary careers, this tritone Phaidon publication includes an introductory essay by Sorrenti, which puts the work in its uniquely personal context.
Kate
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Nick Bonner’s ‘Made in North Korea’ uncovers the fascinating and surprisingly beautiful graphic culture of North Korea – from packaging to hotel brochures, luggage tags to tickets for the world-famous mass games. From his base in Beijing, Bonner has been running tours into North Korea for over twenty years, and along the way has built up a vest collection of graphic ephemera that provides an extraordinary and rare insight into North Korea's state-controlled graphic output, and the lives of ordinary North Koreans.
Made in North Korea
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Presenting more than 70 of Snarkitecture’s projects, this publication from Alex Mustonen and Daniel Arsham investigates how they work at the interface between their disciplines to come up with some of the most beguiling and fascinating designs seen in recent years. Fast becoming one of the world's most sought-after studios, Snarkitecture has designed installations, architecture, products, and furniture for a diverse range of clients including COS, Kith, Calvin Klein, the New Museum, Kartell, and Beats by Dr. Dre.
Snarkitecture
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Taking a big bite out of one of the world’s most popular foods, David Michaels’ The World is Your Burger is a loving ode to the humble hamburger. It’s filled with essays and photographs and makes a must-have gift for any burger lover.
The World is Your Burger
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Characterised by simple, block-like forms and raw concrete construction, Brutalism is an architectural style of the 1950’s and 1960’s and ‘This Brutal World’ by Peter Chadwick showcases a curated collection of some of the most powerful and awe-inspiring Brutalist architecture ever built. Bringing virtually unknown Brutalist architectural treasures into sight, this publication includes works by some of the best contemporary architects including Zaha Hadid and David Chipperfield as well as by some of the master architects of the 20th century including Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Kahn, Paul Rudolph and Marcel Breuer.
This Brutal World
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Inviting you to walk in the footsteps of some of the world’s best mixologists, ‘Where Bartenders Drink’ is Adrienne Stillman’s guide to the best watering holes around the world. Filled with the opinions of 300 expert drink-makers, this hardback book showcases 750 spots spread across 60 countries – revealing where they go for a drink throughout the world when they're off-duty. Presenting insightful reviews, key information and specially commissioned maps, this is the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one and ensures that you get the best drinks in the most memorable global locations.
Where Bartenders Drink
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Realised in an aesthetically pleasing hardback format, Joe Warwick, Joshua David Stein, Evelyn Chen and Natascha Mirosch deliver the third edition of their ultimate restaurant guide, ‘Where Chefs Eat’. Filled with over 7,000 recommendations for more than 4,500 restaurants in more than 70 countries, this book features the opinions of some of the world’s greatest chefs, including Jason Atherton, Shannon Bennett, Helena Rizzo, Stephen Harris, Yotam Ottolenghi, Yoshihiro Narisawa. An invaluable read for any foodie, this guide book includes city maps, reviews, reservation policies and key information that will have you eating in all of the best places, wherever you travel.
Where Chefs Eat (Third Edition)
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Published by PHAIDON, Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø’s Where to Drink Beer is a visually striking publication that guides thirsty beer fans towards the best places around the globe to find the finest examples of the world's most popular beverage. Inside, some of the most esteemed brewers reveal the little-known and often surprising destinations they visit for a pint of their ultimate beer – all accompanied with detailed maps, reviews, key information and honest comments to boot.
Where to Drink Beer
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Published by Phaidon Press Ltd, ‘Where to Eat Pizza’ is the perfect gift for any slice fanatic. Serving up a selection of the finest pizzas in the world, this publication features detailed city maps, reviews and key information about more than 1,700 world-wide pizzerias, parlours and pizza joints. Filled with quotes from chefs, critics, and industry experts this book tells the story of secret ingredients, special sauces and the quest for the perfect crust, filling you in on where to go, when to go, and what to order.
Where to Eat Pizza
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Presenting “The Ultimate Sneaker Book”, Simon ‘Woody’ Wood shares the Sneaker Freaker compendium – a 672-page hardcover book that examines the history, cultural significance and impact of sneaker culture over the last 100 years. Packed full of insider knowledge, this all-encompassing book charts a highly detailed examination of the sneaker’s evolution, focussing on Air Max, Air Force, Adi Dassler, Converse, Dapper Dan, Dee Brown, Michael Jordan, YEEZY, and everything in-between.
The Ultimate Sneaker Book
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Looking to the east, Alex Kerr & Kathy Arlyn Sokol share their latest book, “Living in Japan”. Cataloguing the variety of styles of Japanese homes, photographer Reto Guntli takes us on a distinctive journey from traditional thatched roof farmhouses to Shigeru Ban’s iconic ultra-modern shutter house, displaying the diversity in style and the inherent similarities that can be observed in Japanese homes through the ages. With 170 additional, previously unseen photographs, this hardcover re-edition is complete with a list of addresses, should you wish to visit and take in these exceptionally beautiful buildings for yourself.
Living In Japan
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Exploring the expansive Moncler Genius project, launched in February 2018, this book focusses on the eight distinctive collections made in collaboration with Craig Green, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Simone Rocha, Kei Ninomiya, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and Francesco Ragazzi, in conjunction with Moncler’s own in-house design team. Displayed in dedicated segments with individual paper, fabrics and layouts, Sarah Andelman’s book explores the expansive nature of Moncler’s Genius program, offering an insight into the separate interpretations of the historic and important label.
Moncler Genius
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A classic book on vintage and contemporary mechanical watches, “The Watch” by Gene Stone and Stephen Pulvirent is the perfect book for veteran watch collectors and novices alike. Detailing the history of the most important watch brands in the world, this book features a section on buying, maintaining and collecting watches, offering advice and comment from several collectors.
The Watch
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Presenting his first cookbook, Matty Matheson – the star of Viceland’s It’s Suppertime and Dead Set on Life – shares some of his favourite recipes and the memories that he associates with them. Deeply personal A Cookbook celebrates man’s relationship with food. All of its 304 pages are full to the brim with delicious recipes that’ll surely get your mouth watering.
Matty Matheson: A Cookbook
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Say ‘Hei’ to the Finnish capital this season and explore Helsinki in style thanks to Monocle. Boasting magnificent architecture, quirky drinking venues and dashing design, this book shows that Helsinki is a cheery city year round, stoking up the sauna in the snowy winters and docking up sailing boats in the harbour and eating alfresco during the balmy summer months.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Helsinki
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A city that was at the heart of Ancient Greece, Athens’ Acropolis is still ever present and during summer this Greek city thrums with schools of holidaymakers. Here, Monocle deliver this expertly curated city guide to take you past the admittedly awe-inspiring Parthenon to explore the city’s modernist marvels. Combing the cobbled streets for independent boutiques offering straw hats, hand-thrown ceramics and golden jewellery – all proudly “Made in Greece” – this book proudly introduces you to this chaotic but ever-so-charismatic city.
The Monocle Travel Guide: Athens
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Documenting idyllic coastal homes from Finland to South Africa to New Zealand, ‘Houses by the Shore’ showcases a range of projects encompassing a myriad of geographic and cultural inspirations to show some of the world's most inviting residences, built in stone, glass, wood and steel and concrete. Placed into context through the lens of widely respected editor Oscar Riera Ojeda and detailed with descriptive text written by design critic Byron Hawes, this hardback book presents beautiful modernist homes set beside the golden sands of the gulf coast of Mexico or upon the romantic islands of Greece.
Houses by the Shore
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An insider’s guide into where the world’s best baristas go for a cup of coffee, Liz Clayton and Avidan Ross present ‘Where to Drink Coffee’ this season. Ranging from cafés, bakeries, and restaurants to some more surprising spots, including a video store and an auto shop – this book is a must have for any caffeine lover and is filled with insightful reviews, key information and specially commissioned maps.
Where to Drink Coffee
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A publication that was first realised back in 2015 to celebrate Fantastic Man’s 10th anniversary, Gert Jonkers and Jop Van Bennekom present this elegant and cool book that reflects the magazine’s signature aesthetics. Charismatic, compelling and trendsetting, ‘Men of Great Style and Substance’ includes imagery by renowned photographers and is filled with 69 of the world’s most influential and creative men, including Ewan McGregor, Tom Ford, Helmut Lang and David Beckham.
Fantastic Man
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This season, SNEEZE magazine present their 2019 poster calendar, a printed piece that boasts photography by Kenneth Cappello and documents the likes of Tommy Genesis, Sam Friedman, Tabboo!, Michelle Bagarra, Clara Berry and many more. Entitled ‘the iCal issue’, this premium piece of ephemera has been printed in Canada and hangs proudly on a robust, spiral bound frame.
Sneeze Magazine 2019 Poster Calendar
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Monocle’s essential guide to what’s shaping 2019 and beyond, ‘The Forecast’ focuses on happiness for this latest issue. Flying you to the happiest nation on Earth, Finland, this publication aims to find out exactly what the Scandinavian nation's secret is. Then, its off to Paris, Denmark and Beirut – all in pursuit of genuine joy that can greatly improve our day to day lives.
The Forecast
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Aptly kicking off the New Year, Monocle magazine toast to new beginnings in this month’s 120 issue. Helping you ‘get into stride’ for 2019, the publication invites you to take a peak inside and indulge in some enchanting reading; with articles focusing on everything from Rome’s top art restorers to Lisbon’s nicest grocers, the ‘Fit, Lean & Sharp’ special is a must-have for the forward-thinker with a fresh perspective.
Monocle
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Presenting a portrait of New York through their culturally acute eyes, Cereal’s NYC city guide offers a curated edit of what to see and do during your precious time in the ‘Big Apple’. Carefully researched and illustrated with original photography and copy, the guide features 30 of Cereal’s favourite places and also includes: a photo essay of the city, an illustrated neighbourhood map, interviews and essays from celebrated locals, lists of essential architectural points of interest, museums, galleries, day trips outside the city, and unique souvenirs.
Cereal City Guide: New York
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Presenting you with an itinerary for an ideal day in Paris, this carefully researched and illustrated city guide showcases 30 of Cereal’s favourite places in the French capital. Including a photo essay of the city, an illustrated neighbourhood map, interviews and essays from celebrated locals, lists of essential architectural points of interest, museums, galleries, day trips outside the city, and unique goods to buy – this guide is a must have for anyone wishing to discover everything that the ‘City of Lights’ has to offer.
Cereal City Guide: Paris
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A book from esteemed publishers TASCHEN, Magdalena Droste’s ‘Bauhaus’ tells the story of the Bauhaus school. Founded in Welmar in 1919, the school developed a revolutionary approach that fused fine art with craftsmanship and engineering. This publication is a celebration of that fact that during its 14 years of existence, Bauhaus managed to change the faces of art, architecture, and industrial design forever and is still hugely influential today.
Bauhaus
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Taking you off the beaten path, Gestalten proudly present Cam Honan’s personal guide to the world’s most enchanting hidden tracks. Truly ‘a journey of a lifetime’, the detailed showcase of Mother Nature’s delights sees the foggy summits of Scotland depicted alongside the singing dunes of Mongolia, and everything in-between. Extensive trail descriptions, vibrant imagery and expert advice all unfold within the myriad of pages to this insider’s guide.
The Hidden Tracks
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Proving that confined spaces needn’t be boring, publishing house Gestalten explore some of the most endearing and minimised settings across the globe in Petit Places. Turning each page to reveal bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms; the possibilities become seamlessly endless, depicted within through a mass of interior imagery, expert tips from designers and architects, while offering up storage solutions and simple tweaks to transform your humble abode.
Petit Places
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Capturing the epicentre of every home, Gestalten’s ‘Kitchen Living’ zooms in on the space that places function at the forefront. Proving that necessity needn’t mean careless, the publishing house explore the experimental possibilities of interior design within kitchens; whether you’re looking to make subtle changes to the setting or indulge in some serious life hacks, transcend your passion for food off the plate and onto all four walls.
Kitchen Living
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Focusing in on French culture and politics, Monocle’s March 2019 issue tells all about the birthplace of countless couturiers. Although France is renowned for chic womenswear, this publication proves that the countries men are masters of dressing down.
Monocle France Special
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Putting their well-educated spotlight on the world of architecture, Kinfolk’s 31st volume explores how buildings affect the mood and behaviour of their inhabitants and how the structures we build reflect our own state of mind. Elsewhere, Sharon Van Etten talks about why she chose to study psychology while writing her new album and Kyle Abraham – the choreographer making history at New York City Ballet – tells all about his day-to-day rehearsal schedule.
Kinfolk
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Entering into the spring season with a fresh outlook, Monocle’s April 2019 issue contains a Global retail survey, information about Texas’ fashion scene, a bumper style directory and a profile on Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen.
Monocle & Colour: Issue 122, April 19
 9.00 USD
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Fuelled by compelling stories and beautiful imagery that digs deep into sub-cultures, ‘The New Order’ magazine’s 20th edition celebrates a decade of constant dialogue between the publication and its readers. Its two special edition covers feature Japanese recording artist Kohh shot by Rintaro Ishige, and 1017 ALYX 9SM founder and creative director Matthew M Williams shot by Pierre Debusschere.
The New Order Magazine
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Featuring $uicideboy$ photographed by Kenneth Cappello, issue 39 of SNEEZE magazine celebrates ‘the ways of seeing’ – with Tabboo!, Steffen Grap, Danielle Herrington, Sho-u Tajima, and more. Printed in Canada, the skate-inspired publication includes a sheet of two signature stickers and a Supreme x Tyshawn poster.
SNEEZE - Number 39
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Dedicated to breaking the old and building anew, issue 18 of Highsnobiety magazine explores a generation that’s redefining the way we express ourselves, creating new markets and learning how to do better for the future. This publication’s cover features Lucien Clarke, a professional skateboarder for Palace and one of the brand's most recognisable faces. Exploring the theme of disruption, the magazine explore sustainability in fashion, highlighting those creating new pieces from leftovers, as well as designers and brands who are side-stepping fast fashion to focus on the impact consumption has on our planet.
Highsnobiety Magazine
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Centred around the theme of global transportation, issue 124 of Monocle magazine focuses on the mobility movers and shakers who are getting us around by air, on land and by sea. Stopping off in Rome, this month’s edition meets those who are addressing the Eternal City’s urban woes, tackling the mounting garbage and graffiti as well as fixing the crumbling infrastructure. In addition, Monocle’s Transport Survey feature details the visionaries who are reshaping the way we get from A to B.
Monocle
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Tailored specifically towards watch connoisseurs, ‘Sea Time: Watches Inspired by Sailing, Yachting & Diving’ is the guide to exploring a century of high-performing, stylish chronometers for water sport adventures, both above and below the waves. From the Rolex Submariner, Omega Seamaster and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms to dive watches by DOXA, Tudor, IWC, Patek Philippe and TAG Heuer, this publication is the first of its kind and takes a pinpoint-periscope look at more than 100 contemporary and vintage nautical-inspired mechanical timepieces.
Sea Time - Watches Inspired by Sailing, Yachting & Diving
 65.00 USD
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Dishing up the second edition of its ‘Guide to Drinking and Dining’, this issue of Monocle magazine is packed full of delectable photography and tempting reports. Inside you’ll find stories from the 2019 Restaurant Awards, which focuses on 50 venues that the publication’s editors and correspondents have dined at and delighted in.
The Monocle Drinking & Dining Directory
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Delivered with a stand-out feature that analyses the idiosyncratic history of the New Balance 997, issue 41 of Sneaker Freaker magazine also tracks down the elusive mastermind behind YEEZY MAFIA in a vain attempt to unlock their mysterious sneaker-leaking business model. In addition, there are interviews with skate icon Tony Alva and Jerry Lorenzo from Fear of God.
Sneaker Freaker Magazine
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A newcomer to print media, online eye_C has long offered a closer look of some of the most exciting and subversive contemporary style from streetwear to high fashion and everything in between. In the publication's unmissable first print issue, we are offered intel on what the hottest designers du jour are doing for SS19.
eye_C Magazine No.1
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Issue 21 of The New Order Magazine is here complete with a facelift but just as packed with fresh takes on fashion, food and culture as you expect. Sean Pablo is shot by skate videographer William Strobeck for the cover and inside there are features on brands ranging from niche to North Face.
The New Order Magazine
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A fast-track guide for the any design-conscious traveller, Wallpaper* delivers this paperback book that’s dedicated to New York City. From Brooklyn to the Bronx, its filled with handy tips and will take you to all the best places to eat, drink, shop and stroll.
New York City Guide
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Entitled ‘The Bless You’ issue, the 40th edition of Sneeze magazine contains stickers from Strobeck’s Pin Archive and features frequent Supreme collaborator William Strobeck and Thrasher’s 2018 Skater of the Year Tyshawn Jones photographed by Kenneth Cappello.
SNEEZE - Number 40
 15.00 USD
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Presenting its entrepreneurship-focused September issue, Monocle magazine’s 126th issue is dedicated to those who've struck out on their own – and those considering it. Entitled ‘The Way to Work’, this publication contains a timely toolkit for the business-minded buyer, whether you’re starting a new venture or rethinking an existing one.
Monocle: The Way To Work. Issue 126, September 19
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Monocle’s Autumn Fashion Special is a must-have – the cult magazine offers its take on what to wear this season and so much more besides. The usual travel tips, cultural analysis and fascinating interviews abound, with a study on iconic brand Comme des Garçons and an investigation into 'who owns the weather' cosying up alongside a must-read feature on dogs in coats.
Monocle: Autumn Fashion Special. Issue 127, October 19
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