L'OFFICIEL's Global Chief Revenue Officer moderated a conversation celebrating Molteni&C's new book, which explores 90 years of luxury Italian design.
After the success of Call Me By Your Name, director Luca Guadagnino returns to the cinema with an adaptation of William S. Burroughs' LGBTQIA+ novel, Queer.
The multi-hyphenate artist is a master of all mediums, ranging from visceral visual art to gorgeous novels to provocative films.
Spray on the sunscreen and relax with one of these beachy book recommendations!
Sun, sand, book in your hand. Five authors from a wide variety of genres—memoir, romance, thriller, and biography—discuss their hotly anticipated summer books
From Manhattan's favorite bookstores to tiny shops that sell hard-to-find copies, here are New York City's finest retailers of fashion and art-related literature.
It started on our bookshelves, and now it's headed to our screens. Here is everything L'OFFICIEL knows about the book-to-movie adaptation of Colleen Hoover's It Ends With Us, starring Blake Lively.
Farrar, Straus, and Giroux announced a release date for Sally Rooney's new novel, Intermezzo.
L'OFFICIEL's got you covered with all of the latest and greatest must-have coffee table books for the holiday season.
Britney Spears is finally telling her story on her own terms with the upcoming release of her new memoir The Woman in Me.
These celebrity bestsellers don't disappoint.
Hope you have some extra space on the bookshelf for beach reads, books that will ensure an optimal summer experience.
The house honored the new book by Rizzoli and Fendi at the Fendi flagship store in New York City.
Executive Director Nicholas Fox Weber speaks with L'OFFICIEL on what this milestone means to the foundation and the art world at large.
I Love Being Me! is the story of Rachel, a Japanese-American girl who embarks on a journey of self-acceptance through fighting against the bullying and xenophobia she experiences in school.
Inseparable from film and TV, this timelessly chic seaside destination is the subject of a new inspired book.
Jiani Liu's collection of stories touches on everything from being a Chinese student in America to cross-cultural relations.
The writer speaks to L’OFFICIEL about adapting her best-selling book into a Netflix docu-series.
