The book The World To Come: Visions of an Image Maker is a tribute to Marie-Amélie Sauvé, a renowned stylist and art director who has played a significant role in shaping the visual language of fashion. One of the images featured in the book captures a moment of shared laughter between Sauvé and Nicolas Ghesquière during his tenure at Balenciaga, when she was working as a cabin model for him. This photograph reflects the early professional connection and mutual trust that developed between them, highlighting their collaborative spirit. The Tate Modern is currently hosting an exhibition titled The 90s: Art and Fashion, which delves into the cultural and artistic influences of the 1990s, particularly in the realm of fashion. The book, set for release on October 8, complements this exploration by offering a visual journey back to that era. It includes Polaroids and slightly blurred film images that evoke the aesthetic and atmosphere of the 1990s, a time when Balenciaga and other key figures in the fashion world were making their mark. The book also features contributions from notable figures such as Inez van Lamsweerde, Vinoodh Matadin, and Pierre Rougier, all of whom were influential in shaping the visual narrative of fashion during that period. Contributors to the book include writers and scholars such as Donatien Grau, Alexander Fury, Emanuele Coccia, Sophie Abriat, and Jeremy Olds, whose essays provide deeper insights into the themes and aesthetics explored in the publication. Marie-Amélie Sauvé, who began her career as a model, later transitioned into the role of a stylist, where she played a pivotal role in shaping editorials and campaigns for major fashion magazines and luxury brands. Her career has been marked by a commitment to versatility and a behind-the-scenes presence that has influenced the broader fashion landscape. The release of the book coincides with the tenth anniversary of Mastermind, the magazine that Sauvé founded. This publication extends beyond the realm of fashion, exploring a wide range of cultural topics and featuring portraits of Nobel prize winners and emerging voices in literature. Mastermind reflects Sauvé's belief in the importance of substance and depth, complementing her work in fashion with a broader intellectual and artistic vision. The book will be available from Assouline editions starting October 8.