After the dark war years, Christian Dior wasn't the only designer feeding the enormous renewed appetite for fabulous clothes; a gorgeous Italian named Simonetta was singlehandedly breathing life back into the country's fashion industry.

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Girlawhirl admits that she's been anxiously awaiting the publication of Nina Garcia's new book The One Hundred: A Guide to the Pieces Every Stylish Woman Must Own. It's not just that she appreciates any kind of advice that advocates temperance and moderation when it comes to applying runway trends to the real world. She also wanted to know how many of Garcia's chosen one hundred indispensable items were already a part of her wardrobe…

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new book about Ferragamo's history

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a shot from the new Facehunter streetfashion coffeetable book

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Japanese Goth

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Was she a Russian spy? Or perhaps an aristocrat raised in a convent? One rumor even circulated that the stunning Ukrainian-born style maker was really Prince Serge Oblensky's niece in exile...or maybe she was actually a former dancer with Diaghilev's Ballets Russes. Who was fashion designer Valentina?

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VINTAGE PARIS COUTURE: The French Woman's Guide to Shopping is a new book out that's perfect for flea market fanatics and vintage aficionados alike.

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