Discover New York Chic, a travel coffee table book capturing the city's creative spirit, fashion, and energy through Oliver Pilcher's intimate lens. He currently divides his time between New York and Costa Rica with his wife, Abigail, and their four children, Andalucia, Bianca, Constantina and Herbie. He previously worked with Assouline on the best-selling Paris Chic (2020) and has contributed photos to Louis Vuitton Manufactures (2022), Riva Aquarama (2022), Saudi Coffee (2023) and Saudi.
Take a trip to New York City, with Assouline as your guide. This megalopolis is often daunting and overwhelming, but New York Chic, seen through the warm lens of Oliver Pilcher, presents a more intimate view of the city, beyond the stereotypes. Everyday moments with the people of New York City, as they want to present.
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Oliver Pilcher captures the city's essence beyond clichés in this stunning, collectible coffee table book. Discover the city that never sleeps with Assouline's New York Chic. The hardcover coffee table book offers a visual mood board of all the places, spaces, and people that make this city unique.
The city that never sleeps is becomes even more accessible thanks to Assouline's 'New York Chic'. A visual mood board of all the places, spaces and people that make this city unique, as captured by photographer Oliver Pilcher, the hardcover coffee table book presents an intimate view of New York across 312 pages in a visual definition that is sure to reveal new perspectives to even the most in. Explore NYC's essence through Assouline's captivating coffee table book, New York Chic, featuring intimate moments and stunning visuals.
This book assembles a visual definition of "New York chic," and features New York icons, up-and-coming creatives and spaces that are uniquely New York.Fashion designer Zaldy Goco gives a tour of his creative space in the Financial District. The late artist Françoise Gilot opens the doors to her Upper West Side apartment.