Anderson & Sheppard: A Style Is Born

Anderson & Sheppard

£125

In October 2011, Anderson Sheppard, bespoke Savile Row tailors, were pleased to announce the publication of the firm’s first-ever book, Anderson Sheppard: A Style Is Born. Quercus Books brought out the 296-page large-format book which was curated and assembled by the Vanity Fair editors Graydon Carter and Cullen Murphy. It features full-colour photography by Jonathan Becker and Christopher Simon Sykes, as well as eight original watercolor paintings by the artist and illustrator Paul Cox and text by David Kamp.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ANDERSON & SHEPPARD LIMITED, number 01471387. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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