After the success of her book ‘Sofia Coppola Archive: 1999-2023’, the director has partnered with the British publishing house MACK to bring more of her visions to life, including a planner inspired by her artful style.
Late last year, Sofia Coppola released ‘Sofia Coppola Archive: 1999-2023’, a 500-page chronicle of her filmography since 1999. The book’s launch saw surprise signings and long lines of fans in Heaven by Marc Jacobs tees and lace dresses, turning streets in New York, London, and Paris into celebrations of her work. Within a year, Coppola’s “pink bible” has become a coveted coffee table staple for it-girls everywhere.
Now, Coppola introduces her next project: Important Flowers, a new imprint under MACK. Known for her atmospheric films blending intimacy and elegance, she brings this sensibility to bookmaking. The imprint’s first release, ‘The Virgin Suicides’ (April 2025), revisits her 1999 debut film through the lens of late photographer Corinne Day. Featuring raw, dreamlike images and essays by Jeffrey Eugenides and Coppola, it captures the melancholic beauty of adolescence. A follow-up volume, ‘Chanel Haute Couture’, will explore the legacy of haute couture with a fresh perspective.
Beyond the books, Coppola’s vision extends to everyday life with ‘Important Flowers Planners’. These annual planners, launching alongside the imprint’s titles, are designed to merge functionality with Coppola’s refined style. Featuring monthly spreads and curated wish lists for restaurants, movies, books, and hotels interspersed with Coppola’s photography, they offer a glimpse into her world while serving as practical tools for creativity.
The 2025 Planner has already sold out, but fans can secure a piece of Coppola’s understated elegance by pre-ordering the 2026 Planner here.
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