Found Dreams by Elizaveta Porodina
Elizaveta Porodina has built her reputation on striking magazine covers and campaigns for fashion houses, working at the edge where fashion meets fine art. Found Dreams reads like a five-chapter trip into the subconscious. She pulls together beauty, fantasy, and nightmares, leaning heavily on her command of color and lighting. Characters like mothers, heroines, and warriors populate the frames, touching on what it means to experience the world as a woman. The book pulls together much of the celebrated work seen across global publications and gallery walls over the years.
Published by Prestel.
The Beirut Issue by Aperture
The winter 2026 issue of Aperture comes together with Beirut-based photographer Myriam Boulos, pulling together artists and writers who reflect the vibrant visual culture of Lebanon’s capital. Instead of forcing the city into one single narrative, the work treats each photographer as their own world, blending fantasy, landscape pieces, and archive histories. From quiet moments during nighttime power cuts to sharp looks at a city caught in constant political crosswinds, these images offer a real, gritty look at resilience.
Releasing in Winter 2026, this issue is accompanied by a photo installation at Dover Street Market Paris running from November 11 to 15.
Prada Archive 1998-2002 by Norbert Schoerner
Norbert Schoerner shaped the visual identity of Prada through groundbreaking campaigns that became the absolute blueprint for the brand. Released by IDEA in a second and special edition, Prada Archive 1998-2002 throws out standard rules. Designed by Jonny Lu Studio with ring binder holes, tri-fold pages, and greyboard covers, the book acts as a raw deconstruction of how a major fashion campaign actually comes together. It pulls together original lighting plans, staging notes, and process materials, capturing the authentic spirit of the times.
The book launches on November 9 with a signing at Dover Street Market Paris during Paris Photo.
THORNS by Sven Marquardt
Sven Marquardt has documented Berlin for forty years, starting with the punk scene in East Berlin during the mid-eighties and moving all the way to the DJs and creative crowd shaping the city’s nightlife today. Working exclusively in stark black and white, his pictures hold onto a gritty, uncompromising sense of humanity. His new book, THORNS, pulls together four decades of portraits and fashion work for the first time. Printed in a limited run of 300 copies featuring transparent foil covers and silver overprint, the large format captures the raw spirit of the times.
The official book launch and signing takes place on November 13 at Dover Street Market Paris during Paris Photo week.
Credits
Found Dreams by Elizaveta Porodina: Image courtesy of Prestel via Dover Street Market Paris
The Beirut Issue by Aperture: Image courtesy of Aperture via Dover Street Market Paris
Prada Archive 1998–2002 by Norbert Schoerner: Image courtesy of IDEA via Dover Street Market Paris
THORNS by Sven Marquardt: Image courtesy of the artist via Dover Street Market Paris
Cover: THORNS by Sven Marquardt: Courtesy of the artist