Wardrobe by Bjork (2001) 1st Edition

Wardrobe (2001), First Edition by Björk is an experimental photography and art book offering an intimate look into the extraordinary creative world of the Icelandic musician and style icon. Published to coincide with the release of her album Vespertine, the book was conceived by Björk and designed by the influential French creative studio M/M (Paris), bringing together photography, fashion, illustration, interviews and personal reflections. Featuring contributions from celebrated photographers including Nick Knight, Juergen Teller, Nobuyoshi Araki, Anton Corbijn and Inez & Vinoodh, alongside fashion visionaries such as Rei Kawakubo and Hussein Chalayan, the publication explores the construction of Björk's distinctive visual identity and the collaborative relationships behind her work. Rather than following a traditional biography format, the book presents a non-chronological visual journey through her artistic universe, celebrating her unconventional approach to music, fashion and self-expression. With its experimental graphic design, striking imagery and contributions from some of the most influential creative minds of the era, Wardrobe is a fascinating document of early 2000s visual culture and the intersection of music, art and avant-garde fashion.