Rizzoli, Sachbücher, Olympia Le-Tan: The Story of O.L.T. (Englisch, Olympia Le-Tan, 2016)

"It seems strange to refer to Olympia Le-Tan s new monograph, The Story of O.L.T. (Rizzoli, Nov. 1), as her first book. After all, the Parisian built her namesake seven-year-old brand on hand-embroidered clutches that mimic the covers of literary classics . . ." Wall Street Journal "Fashion News: Olympia Le-Tan, known for her signature trompe l'oeil clutches inspired by classic literature, debuts an actual book this month, a visual memoir of sorts." Elle "The Story of O.L.T. is a scrapbook-style tour of Le-Tan's life and work, including behind-the-scenes images of her collaborations with filmmakers Wes Anderson and Spike Jonze." Elle Decor "Olympia Le-Tan can be appreciated on many levels. The book can be so many different things to each reader depending on the reader s fashion education or trend exposure. This book is part journal, part look book, part visual diary, part love letter, part enigma, and a lot of 'look at me.'" New York Journal of Books "The Cut: Classical literature has influenced Le-Tan throughout her life. She grew up in a house filled with books The Story of O.L.T., out November 1 from Rizzoli, traces Le-Tan's career from Chanel to working with Gilles Dufour at Balmain to her own ready-to-wear collections..." New York Magazine "French designer Olympia Le-Tan is best known for her ridiculously charming clutches, which feature embroideries of book covers. She uses everything from classic literature to cheesy romance novels, and they re all given a delicate, vintage-style twist." Office Magazine.