Stiletto heels, metallic sheath dresses, businesswoman skirt suits, and transparent bathing outfits threw their weight around, in Versace Spring/Summer 1999 collection. A 64-page limited edition, this catalogue presents itself in great conditions, with well preserved panels and sheets with still super-lively colors - only exceptions are some light moisture halos on endpapers, faint scratches and a pair of wear traces at spine and dust jacket's front turn. The large-format volume, devoid of texts, stars the modish, full-page shots by the eccentric Steven Meisel (*1954): the artificial, twisted poses of the models, the light contrasts and the dark silhouettes in the background, sometimes geometric, sometimes vegetal, transform the dresses and the pictures themselves in real works of art. True art catalogue, this book radiates, with taste and rare effectiveness, all elegance of the technological '90s. For those now approaching to fashion collecting... why not start with this ultra-fascinating treat?