Books

A new book by Angela Hill, ‘X-girl Show’ – featuring an introduction by Chloë Sevigny – documents the cult label’s renegade 1990s fashion show, which took place in New York and captured a changing underground look

By Zoe Whitfield Published 3 July 25

In ‘Second Skin’, writer and curator Fedorova takes a tour through the materials, objects and power dynamics we have fetishised

By Upasana Das Published 28 June 25

In 'Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told', Jeremy Atherton Lin mixes memoir with a historical deep-dive into marriage equlaity

By Hannah Silver Published 16 June 25

Inside ‘Santoni Meraviglia’, a richly illustrated new tome published by Assouline that tells the story behind the Italian brand’s meticulously crafted footwear

By Jack Moss Published 5 June 25

‘Cannes’ by Derek Ridgers looks back on the photographer's time at the Cannes Film Festival between 1984 and 1996

By Hannah Silver Published 15 May 25

‘Modernist Travel Guide’, a handy new pocket-sized book for travel lovers and modernist architecture fans, comes courtesy of Wallpaper* contributor Adam Štěch and his passion for modernism

By Ellie Stathaki Published 8 May 25

A new book, ‘Formula 1: The Impossible Collection’, marks 75 years of the motor-racing championship – a history full of tenacity, triumph and tragedy

By Bridget Downing Published 29 April 25

Taschen has been through 50 years of album art for its latest tome, ‘Sexy Record Covers’

By Hannah Silver Published 25 April 25

Rizzoli’s ‘Aries Arise Archive’ documents the last ten years of the ‘independent, rebellious’ London-based label. Founder Sofia Prantera tells Wallpaper* the story behind the project

By Jack Moss Published 15 April 25

With his lens, photographer Farid Renais Ghimas explores home, memory and the spaces in between

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 5 April 25

A new photography book from The Anonymous Project showcases its subjects when they’re dressed for best, posing for events and celebrations unknown

By Jonathan Bell Published 2 April 25

‘Mid-Century Modern Designers’ is a new book from Phaidon celebrating those who shaped the period and their notable creations, from furniture to objects

By Tianna Williams Published 1 April 25

Collating the forgotten histories of left-field creatives, this new publishing imprint reveals hitherto unseen artistic experiments from the past

By Jonathan Bell Published 24 March 25

Following the news of his exit from Loewe earlier this week, ‘Crafted World: Jonathan Anderson’s Loewe’ explores the British designer’s transformative tenure at the Spanish house – from runway shows to cultural initiatives

By Jack Moss Published 20 March 25

A new book detailing 59 visually intriguing and technologically impressive contemporary houses shines a light on how architecture is evolving

By Anna Solomon Published 25 February 25

‘Arsham Motorsport’ is two volumes of inspiration, process and work, charting artist Daniel Arsham’s oeuvre inspired by the icons and forms of the automotive industry

By Jonathan Bell Published 21 February 25

For the past three years, Pieter Mulier has given photographer Anthony Seklaoui access to the Alaïa atelier, documenting the Belgian creative director’s pursuit of ‘raw beauty’ at the French house

By Jack Moss Published 19 February 25

From Yves Saint Laurent to Princess Diana, London photographer David Bailey dives into his 1980s archive in a new book by Taschen

By Tianna Williams Published 12 February 25

New book ‘The Palm Springs School: Desert Modernism 1934-1975’ is the ultimate guide to exploring the midcentury gems of California, during Palm Springs Modernism Week 2025 and beyond

By Ellie Stathaki Published 12 February 25

Sri Lankan architect Minnette de Silva is celebrated in a new book by author Anooradha Iyer Siddiq, who looks into the modernist's work at the intersection of ecology, heritage and craftsmanship

By Léa Teuscher Published 9 February 25

A newly discovered diary by Joan Didion is soon to be published. Titled 'Notes to John', the journal documents her relationship with her daughter, husband, alcoholism, and depression

By Tianna Williams Published 7 February 25

Artist Carsten Höller invites readers to step out of their comfort zone with a series of subversive games

By Anne Soward Published 19 January 25

Stefano De Luigi's monograph Televisiva examines how Berlusconi’s empire reshaped Italian TV, and subsequently infiltrated the premiership

By Zoe Whitfield Published 11 January 25

Laura May Todd's survey of Italian interiors is the perfect antidote to January gloom, taking a look inside 50 distinctive Italian homes

By Ali Morris Published 10 January 25