As a street style and backstage photographer, Suzanne Middlemass can always be found close to the catwalks of this world. Fans admire her unusual photographs in fashion and lifestyle magazines such as VOUGE, Elle, GQ and Grazia. Now Middlemass has compiled her best shots in thematically sorted books under the series title It's All About. In the first volume, It's All About Animal Print, the author devotes herself to the most stylish and craziest trends in leo looks, zebra patterns or tiger stripes. Middlemass not only shows extraordinary outfits by well-known designers who present their latest creations at the big fashion shows. For her pictures, the artist travels to the famous fashion shows of the Big Four in Milan, Paris, London and New York and photographs fashion, stars, influencers, or people who simply present a special style. Because whether it's clothes, shoes, accessories or fingernails, leopard prints and tiger stripes are everywhere. AUTHOR: After graduating from the prestigious London College of Communication, UAL, Suzanne Middlemass was first hired by Condé Nast in the late 2000s and has since had her street style and backstage photography published in numerous well-known fashion and lifestyle magazines such as VOGUE, Elle, GQ and Grazia as well as renowned style supplements. She has collaborated with international fashion brands such as Furla, Havaiana Shoes, Roxanne First and Thom Sweeney. Her work is also part of an international exhibition exclusively featuring the work of 50 female street style photographers. 170 colour illustrations

After graduating from the prestigious London College of Communication, UAL, Suzanne Middlemass was first hired by Condé Nast in the late 2000s and has since had her street style and backstage photography published in numerous well-known fashion and lifestyle magazines such as VOGUE, Elle, GQ and Grazia as well as renowned style supplements. She has collaborated with international fashion brands such as Furla, Havaiana Shoes, Roxanne First and Thom Sweeney. Her work is also part of an international exhibition exclusively featuring the work of 50 female street style photographers.