This luxurious book offers an insider's glimpse into the world of Haute Couture in Paris in 1962. Yves Saint Laurent's debut collection is brilliantly captured by photographer and filmmaker Jerry Schatzberg;he brings to life the grand salons of YSL and Dior along with intimate moments captured with the mostinfluential personalities, photographers, designers, and critics working in Paris at this pivotal time in fashion's history. The fashions and models are perfectly preserved for fashionistas and photography lovers alike. Schatzberg candidly portrays his peers Helmut Newton and Norman Parkinson at work. With an eye for subtle moments of elegance, drama, and humor, Schatzberg presents the essence of the period's style and grace. A luxurious collector's item, Paris 1962, is available in a signed and numbered edition; and is encased in a noir faux crocodile box. Jerry Schatzberg has worked as photographer/filmmaker since 1960, intimately recording the generation's most notable artists, celebrities, and thinkers, from Bob Dylan toThe Beatles. His groundbreaking films starred Faye Dunaway, Al Pacino, and Meryl Streep. He continues to live and work in New York City. ...Schatzberg's candid photographs... captures the short tempers, big egos and high drama of a world on the brink of a fashion revolution. Hardback in box with signed & numbered collector's print. The prints are beautifully printed Giclee Prints on Archival Paper