Neil Kirk in Vogue

"""Vivienne Kirk has now co-authored with writer and curator Iain R. Webb Neil Kirk in Vogue, The Supermodel Years, ACC Art Books a wonderfully kinetic, joyful, and gorgeous tribute to Kirk’s work for just about every edition of Vogue. It’s impossible to imagine the wrangling of getting all of these images in one book, snappily art directed by Rita Sowins. Yet there they are, thanks to former publishing executive Liz Rees-Jones, who along with Kirk and Webb miracle worked it into existence."" ""For much of this book, Kirk’s models, true to the times, are majorly coiffured, majorly bejeweled, and majorly power-suited. Yet in his images they carried all that off as if they were in jeans and tees, like his test Polaroid of a black-clad, wasp-waisted Cindy Crawford confidently leaping into the frame with all the physical control of an athlete. His models were forever go-go-going."" ""book is a labor of love, for sure, but also a testament of love. Webb adores Kirk’s early work; Vivienne Kirk mentions how her husband’s lesser-known menswear shoots, which vibrate with color, and peopled by male models who look like they’d be at home in 1930s Hollywood, are some of her favourites because they’re much lesser known.""" - Vogue.com
"Treat your coffee table to this exquisite tome, a testimony to beauty and joie de vivre. " - Lisa Armstrong
"There was a time when fashion was a fantasy, and Neil Kirk was one of the photographers who knew how to capture it. Neil Kirk in Vogue: The Supermodel Years, published by ACC Art Books, brings together for the first time his photographic archive from his collaborations with international editions of Vogue, revealing a body of work that deserves its place in fashion history." - Vogue Greece
"""In fashion, archives are rarely static. They evolve—reshaped by the cultural lens of the present. With Neil Kirk in Vogue: The Supermodel Years, published by ACC Art Books, a body of work once synonymous with glossy excess is reintroduced as something far more consequential: a visual blueprint for how fashion learned to globalize itself."" ""As a physical artifact, Neil Kirk in Vogue: The Supermodel Years is intentionally indulgent. Large-format imagery, high production values, and layered commentary transform it into more than a retrospective; it becomes a collectible. In an increasingly digital landscape, that tangibility carries strategic weight."" ""Luxury publishing has quietly re-emerged as a branding tool, allowing companies to extend their narratives beyond seasonal cycles. For ACC Art Books, this release reinforces its role as both archivist and curator—bridging the gap between documentation and storytelling.""" - Page Reverie