Fashion, you are either in it, or out of it.
Perhaps you are a dedicated follower, or maybe the current cloth sensations really don't bother you any.
Either way, you won't fail to be captivated by 1920s Fashion The Definitive Sourcebook.
Sumptuously illustrated with 500 original photographs, drawings and prints, this is the perfect book for students of fashion, fashion designers and vintage collectors.
In particular, the Definitive Sourcebook focuses on the Art Deco period, which was rich with beautiful beaded dresses, cloche hats and strappy shores, as worn by the stylish flappers and 'bright young things' of the era.
Charlotte Fiell and Emmanuella Dirix have edited the page-turner.
The former is a leading design historian who has penned numerous bestsellers based around design - from the industrial products to graphic communications.
Dirix, meanwhile, is a highly regarded fashion historian and curator.
Together they have delivered a perfectly stylish look at the era, spanning the fashion trends from the period, while also providing fascinating analysis of the emerging fashion industry - from haute couture to ready-to-wear.
1920s Fashion retails at £30, but Total MK has five copies up for grabs in this week's competition.
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Competition open to UK residents only
> No alternative prize, or cash value
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> Closing date for entries is March 4, 2017. Good luck!
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