It’s All About Accessories
Accessories are the secret weapons of the fashion world. With their help, complete outfits can be stylistically supported, transformed, or complemented. A colour-coordinated scarf, a beautiful belt, or a casually placed sunglasses, when used perfectly, become the 'It' accent or transform a fashion classic into a surprisingly fresh look.
In the new photo book Accessories from the It’s All About series, celebrated fashion photographer Suzanne Middlemass dedicates herself to the unsung styling stars. She invites readers to the biggest fashion shows in the world and captures, in her refreshing street-style manner, influencers, fashion icons, stars, designers, and show attendees. Each coffee table book in the photo book series is dedicated to its own theme. And now, after Animal Print, Denim, and Dresses, the colourful world of accessories also receives its recognition.
Middlemass doesn't just want to show her readers beautiful pictures of extraordinary shoes, handbags, belts, scarves, and jewellery. The photographs stand out with daring looks, providing fashion enthusiasts with bold impulses that have the potential to become fashion trends within the context of a Fashion Week.
Suzanne has already won over her fans with her numerous publications in well-known fashion and lifestyle magazines such as VOGUE, Grazia, or GQ. And for all fashion victims who can't make it to one of her exhibitions, the coffee table book It's All About Accessories is a real enrichment. Those who already own the other volumes in the series should also consider this title as required reading.
After graduating from the prestigious London College of Communication, UAL, Suzanne Middlemass was first hired by Condé Nast in the late 2000s and has since had her street style and backstage photography published in numerous well-known fashion and lifestyle magazines such as VOGUE, Elle, GQ and Grazia as well as renowned style supplements. She has collaborated with international fashion brands such as Furla, Havaiana Shoes, Roxanne First and Thom Sweeney. Her work is also part of an international exhibition exclusively featuring the work of 50 female street style photographers.