While Horst P. Horst is primarily famous for his classic photographs in black and white, this book foregrounds his extraordinary talent as a colorist. Horst first experimented with color film in the late 1930s, embracing the then new vibrant Kodachrome technology. In Horst Color we discover both early and late examples of his diverse output, from nostalgic travel pictures to dazzling fashion studies, pastel-hued still lifes, environmental portraits, and studies of glamorous houses and gardens. Selected by renowned creative director Beda Achermann, who was given full access to Horst’s expansive archive—the home of many unpublished pictures and unprinted negatives—the photographs in this book demonstrate Horst’s impeccable taste, his eye for beauty and his technical finesse, and are sure to surprise even connoisseurs of his œuvre.