This good-looking coffee table tome takes a peek at the people behind the most striking images in fashion today - no, not the photographers as is usually the case, but the stylists, as chosen by British fashion writer Sarah Mower. So Paris Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld, we learn, is all about an anti-intellectual approach to fashion: "All that matters to me when you look at a page is, 'Do you want to be that girl?'", whereas W magazine's senior contributing fashion editor Camilla Nickerson is all about the shock of the new: "If you've seen it before, don't do it." With a foreword by Anna Wintour, it's amazing to realise just how influential these people are in these image-conscious times. Published by Rizzoli. Available on Amazon.