- Foreword by Grace Coddington

- Introduction by Robin Muir

- First ever collection of Willie Christie's vibrant work

- Including collaborations with Pink Floyd and The Rolling Stones

- Evocative photographs that leave the viewer enthralled

'Sexy, polished and subtly sinister. His photo archive is to die for' - The Times Willie Christie's photographs are far more than a record of fashion, style or contemporary culture. Dynamic, cinematic and stylish, they present beautifully observed moments within a narrative, leaving the viewer intrigued, beguiled and enthralled. His work from the heady mid-1970's remains highly relevant today, speaking to us through the uncompromising individuality and power of his compositions. And as recently as 2019, his ground-breaking series of advertising images for Medway Shoes threw another curve ball across the field of modern visual art. With a foreword by legendary Vogue style director Grace Coddington, this first ever collection of Christie's vibrant work, re-examines the people and the styles of his original output, together with his own reminiscences from his days at Vogue and The Sunday Times, and from his collaborations with Pink Floyd and The Rolling Stones.