Sure it's Monday and it's raining - but put your worries to one side for a moment, as we bring you these couture-clad diva dogs. With pink tutus, purple feather boas and leopard print body suits, they've got more bling than you could shake a diamanté-clad stick at and give Paris Hilton a run for her money in the Hollywood glam stakes.
The well-clawed parade of Bichons Frises, Poodles, Pugs and more are the subject of a new book, Diva Dogs, by Louise Harris.
Harris gave up her high-flying career as an analyst in the city to devote herself to dogs 24/7 - and now she wants to share her inspiration on all things chic canine couture. Wannabe diva dog owners can learn everything from tips on designer clothing to the do's and don'ts of doggy grooming, and, most important of all, advice on throwing the ultimate pet party.
Revel in our first-look photos from the book - including some super-stylish shots of Harris' own dog, Lola - below...
Happy Monday!
ABOVE: Betsy is belle of the ball in a pink tutu and some very natty striped socks
ABOVE: Suave is the name of the game for Billy in a custom-made doggie DJ
ABOVE: It's party time pampered pooch style for these fun-loving divas
ABOVE: Gracie nails the rock chick look in a snazzy fur-lined raincoat
ABOVE: Lola doesn't need heels to stand out - her leopard print and pink bow lead says it all
ABOVE: Blue rocks this season's knitwear trend in a dashing gold-flecked jumper
ABOVE: It's Lola again, this time in a peach and fur-lined coat. And is that a diamanté neckpiece we spot?
ABOVE: Lola's pink bedtime canopy is enough to make Barbie green with envy
ABOVE: We want Lola's wardrobe. Fact.
ABOVE: Diva Dogs by Louise Harris is published by Simon Schuster and comes out on 27 September. Pre-order your copy here
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