10 Fashion coffee table books that will elevate your interiors

Rhis book dives into the dynamic creative partnership between Anthony Vaccarello and photographer Juergen Teller, giving a rare look at their collaboration on Saint Laurent’s visual identity. Inspired by the groundbreaking exhibition at the Grand Palais Éphémère and a Saint Laurent Rive Droite takeover, the book showcases how Vaccarello and Teller's connection has shaped the brand's campaigns and imagery in a way that feels both innovative and true to Saint Laurent’s legacy. For years, Vaccarello has relied on Teller’s vision to keep Saint Laurent’s heritage alive yet fresh, weaving new dimensions into the brand through photography and film. This exclusive edition by SL Editions pulls together all of Teller’s Saint Laurent campaigns since 2019, along with key editorial work, creating a stunning archive that celebrates the evolution of a heritage brand in modern fashion.

Stunning and startling pretty much sums up Helmut Newton's collection of celebrity portraits. View the likes of Andy Warhol, Sophia Loren and Grace Jones through an entirely new lens and appreciate the magnitude of Newton's contribution to fashion photography. 

Having captured that image of the supermodels as well as the Pirelli Calendar three times, Peter Lindbergh is a true industry icon. His photographic archive is a wonder to behold. This edition, spanning 40 years and featuring more than 300 images, offers a unique insight into his approach and subjects. It also contains an updated introduction, adapted from a 2016 interview, which illuminates the man behind the lens.

Industry legend Norman Parkinson changed the face of fashion photography, bringing the craft outside the studio and into real-life locations. He took great care to capture the natural habits of his subjects, including the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Jerry Hall and Jean Seberg, and his style contributed greatly to 'the look' of several different decades. This book pays tribute to some of his most striking images.

Complex and radical, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel is one of fashion's most revered figures. Spanning her life and work, this beautiful keepsake by the V&A draws on the themes of its current exhibition, celebrating both the legacy of her pieces - think LBDs and quilted leather bags - and her innovative eye.

While Slim Aarons may not have considered himself to be a fashion photographer, there is something unmistakeable in his work which oozes enduring style. Focusing on capturing the glamorous lifestyles of the elite, it is impossible to not fall head over heels for his stellar portraits.

For magazine obsessives, no other book will compare. Vogue: The Covers is a complete visual treat, paying homage to the brand's extensive back catalogue. Prompting nostalgia and radiating beauty, this edition even includes five new frameable prints for collectors to enjoy. 

With story-telling at its heart, this book digs into the economic, social and political significance of royal apparel. Coronation gowns, priceless jewels and meaningful motifs feature throughout - a must-read for historical fashion fanatics. 

Christian Dior's landmark 'New Look' changed the face of post-war dressing, and the legacy of this pivotal moment is still felt today. Flip through an exquisite library of haute couture pieces, captured by internationally renowned photographer Patrick Demarchelier, and immerse yourself in the history of the maison.