Jenny Sais Quoi

‘In this vivid visual diary, artist, designer, writer, and Vogue vintage shopping columnist Jenny Walton invites readers into her world of color, nostalgia, and unique aesthetics. . . . Playful design details, like the eye-catching trompe-l’oeil cover and interactive mix-and-match pages, make this collection a celebration of personal style that’s as creative as the author herself.’ – Boston Magazine

‘Exceptionally personal—it’s part scrapbook, part diary, part sketchpad, and part photo-essay. Yet it’s also relatable: Readers will have the distinct thrill, flipping through Jenny’s illustrations and selfies and sketches and reading her personal essays, of seeing themselves in her shoes.' – Domino

‘There is an air of romanticism to everything Jenny Walton does. . . In her newly-published tome, one finds an equally delight-inspiring collection of watercolors and essays that go one step beyond the usual coffee table book content to advise us on how one might go about living like Walton.’ – Vogue

‘The chronicles of Walton's cinematic life and inimitable personal style are heading offline and onto the page.’ – Who What Wear

‘Part scrapbook, part sketchbook, part sartorial manifesto. . . Walton didn’t simply write the book—she illustrated it, photographed it, and pieced it together like a visual diary of her own life … The effect is intimate rather than polished, tactile rather than glossy—a fashion book that feels, refreshingly, like something made by hand.’ – Vogue

‘Her lavishly illustrated book—part visual diary, part artist’s portfolio, part style-coach manual – leads readers to find inspiration, as she does, in the world around them.’ – Bal Harbour Magazine