A landmark monograph from one of fashion photography’s most radical figures. Published by Schirmer/Mosel in 1994, Nicknight captures the raw, formative years of an image-maker who would go on to redefine how fashion, bodies and beauty are seen. Bound in purple velvet suede and designed by Peter Saville, the book brings together Nick Knight’s early, era-defining work where subculture collides with high fashion, and fetish, technology and the human body are collapsed into a new visual language. From confrontational portraits to sensual, stylised studies of skin, clothing and identity, these images announced a new photographic approach that was bold, experimental and unapologetically modern. Spanning editorial work, experimental portraits and boundary-breaking fashion imagery, Nicknight is a time capsule of early ’90s image culture and a blueprint for everything that followed.