Spring Reading: Books of Style Don't let cool temperatures fool you. Spring is just a short while away and with warmer weather comes spring cleaning. Here is a selection of new coffee table books to help refresh your home. Bulgari Serpenti Collection By Marion Fasel $120 Assouline Bulgari rings in the Year of the Snake with a traveling exhibition of its Serpentine collection and a new book, which looks at the bejeweled snake's evolution since the 1940s. Marion Faisel, a jewel historian, shows how many famous women, like Elizabeth Taylor and Diana Vreeland, fell under the serpent's spell. M to M of M/M By Emily King, Björk and Inez van Lamsweerde $85 Rizzoli The graphic design duo Mathias Augustyniak and Michael Amzalag, better known as M/M, has worked with everyone from Kanye West to Yohji Yamamoto. The curator Emily King worked with Björk and the fashion photographer Inez van Lamsweerde to put together a bound retrospective of the design team's innovative work. Miles Aldridge: I Only Want You to Love Me By Miles Aldridge $75 Rizzoli Bright, saturated photographs are featured in the first major monograph by the music video director-turned fashion photographer. Little Black Dress By André Leon Talley $50 Rizzoli André Leon Talley takes readers through the history and evolution of a go-to staple: the little black dress. Pucci By Vanessa Friedman and Alessandra Arezzi Boza, edited by Armando Chitolina $200 Taschen Emilio Pucci's famed kaleidoscopic prints cover Taschen's retrospective of the brand. The book is a selection of hundreds of photographs and drawings from the Emilio Pucci Foundation archive. A limited edition of 10,000 copies is available for $200 each. Arthur Elgort By Arthur Elgort $98 Steidl This comprehensive book of Arthur Elgort's five-decade career juxtaposes his fashion photography with his personal work. Grace Coddington, whom he recently photographed for i-D's winter 2012 cover, writes the foreword. Guy Bourdin By Nicolle Meyer $65 Steidl This revisited edition is a journey through the late photographer Guy Bourdin's mind via the memories of one his favorite muses, the model Nicolle Meyer.