** GIVEAWAY ** 3 copies of The Little Book of Dior by Karen Homer

As I have shared here on the blog, this year I am trying to read far more books across a real range of genres. I have always played it very safe with my reading, opting for easy fictional reads with each book not dissimilar from the last. So when I was sent The Little Book of Dior by Karen Homer, following the story of Christian Dior’s, it felt like a great way to branch out into something a little outside of my usual choices.

Despite Dior being such a huge fashion icon, I know very little about his rise to fame and found it incredibly interesting to find out more. Karen Homer, beautifully depicts Dior’s early life, the brand’s inception, the triumphs of the couture collections on the catwalk and the red carpet, and the brand’s journey after the death of its founder.

The book is a must for those with an interest in fashion with curated selections of illustrations to showcase how Maria Grazia Chiuri has steered the brand as it stays true to its identity of opulence, femininity, drama and the creation of what Christian Dior called ‘the complete look’, from garments to perfume and shoes.

The Little Book of Dior is available now on pre-order priced at £12.99 from all good book retailers and we have three copies to giveaway to three lucky readers!

WIN!!!

Three winners will be chosen at random and notified via email at close of giveaway on 1st March. Good luck!!

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** We were gifted our copy of The Little Book of Dior for this post ** 

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52 Comments

  1. My favourite book is The Hobbit by J R R Tolkien which I first read as a small child. I have re-read it many times, but like you would love to widen my reading matter and this looks really interesting, thanks.

  2. All of Roald Dahl’s books, I loved reading them as a child and can’t wait to read them to my children in a few years x

  3. I just adore books like this! I have several what you might consider ‘coffee table’ tomes, including the wonderful Vogue:The Covers, Grace Coddington’s Memoir and Ralph Lauren :In His Own Words. Am almost at the end of my latest book, Justine Picardie’s novel about Coco Chanel. Such fascinating, creative people!

  4. I love the Chalet School books by Eleanor M. Brent Dyer. I have loved them ever since I was a young girl, and still love them now.

  5. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy! My wife loves reading Agatha Christie’s Poirot mysteries.

  6. That’s an impossible question! One of my favourite authors is Diane Chamberlain and that’s the most I could narrow it down lol

  7. My favourite book is The count of monte cristo by Alexandre Dumas – plenty of amazing moments, and a prison escape with revenge and love, a wonderful story!

  8. I have two favourites but if I can only choose one then Tom’s Midnight Garden because I read it as a child and it triggered my life long love of time travel stories.

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