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It's hard not to be enthralled by the glamorous world of fashion. Here are four of the best novels set in the exciting, cutting-edge, and sometimes cut-throat realm of the fashion industry.
Imogen Edwards-Jones takes the reader through six months in the life of an anonymous British fashion designer in "Fashion Babylon." Based on Edward-Jones's interviews with and investigations of real fashion designers, this novel is bursting with juicy tidbits about the secret, messy lives of the big-name designers. After reading this book, you will never flip through an issue of Vogue in the same way ever again.
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