Little Book of Berlin Style The fashion story of the iconic city

I found this book disappointing, mainly due to its historical inaccuracies and reliance on clichés. It opens with 1930s Berlin, overlooking the fact that the city’s true cultural boom took place in the Roaring Twenties during the Weimar Republic. By the 1930s, Berlin was already undergoing significant political and social change, which makes this choice feel misleading. The book also leans heavily on familiar references, such as Berghain and Christiane F. which have been overused in portrayals of Berlin. I would have appreciated a fresher perspective and better research. It feels like it was written with the help of Chat GPT rather than a historian.