Review
'Manolo Blahnik brings his sexy foot candy to life in Blahnik by Boman, a stunning compilation of photographs' --In Style
'Dazzling ... a series of wonderful set pieces and still lifes ... utterly seductive stream-of-conciousness text ... destined to become a collector's item' --Vogue
'Positively creaks with the weight of stylistic references ... lavishly presented, unencumbered by text ... also very funny' --The Independent Magazine
'Shameless indulgence ... beautifully produced, wildly extravagant and forgivably pretentious' --You Magazine
'Don't miss it ... Eric Boman's appreciation of the Shoemaker King is suitably sumptuous'
--Tatler
'Extraordinary ... features Blahnik's high-glamour and full-throttle sexy shoes in an array of captivating still lifes and theatrical vignettes' --The Daily Telegraph
Combines arresting images with a humorous bent' --The Daily Mail
'Luscious' --Elle
'Carrie Bradshaw would swoon with longing' --The World of Interiors
'Shoe porn'
--The Observer
'The playful, elegant images - 165 in full plates - are a fitting tribute to the drama and craftmanship of both cobbler and photographer' --Suzy Menkes, International Herald Tribue
'Spellbinding and wickedly amusing pictures' --Ladies First
'Outstanding. A classic combination of the highest design, photography and production values ... captivating and lavish ... each page a richly orchestrated composition'
--British Book Awards, Winner in the Design & Production Award Category
'A witty approach to shoes ... playful and personally captioned photos' --10 Magazine
'Beautifully shot ... this book makes it acceptable to leave your shoes on the coffee table' --Gay Times
'Beautifully shot ... should keep any shoe fanatic happy' --U Magazine
'A must for the well-heeled' --ES Magazine
'Shoes to make you go ahhh'
--Heat
About the Author
Manolo Blahnik studied at the University of Geneva, before moving to Paris and then London to work as a set designer. In 1971, legendary fashion editor Diana Vreeland famously suggested 'you should do shoes'. Manolo Blahnik Drawings was published by Thames & Hudson in 2003. Eric Boman studied at the Royal College of Art and worked in London and Paris for Vogue, Harpers & Queen, Marie-Claire and Yves Saint-Laurent. In 1978, Roman moved to New York where has photographed for Vogue, Vanity Fair, The World of Interiors and House & Garden. His forthcoming book Dames will also be published by Thames & Hudson this autumn.