Books
- Issermann, Dominique (January 2012). Xavier Barral. ed (in French). Laetitia Casta. ISBN 978-2-36511-004-4.
- Sapin, Mathieu (20 January 2010). Delcourt. ed (in French). Feuille de chou 1. Journal d'un tournage. ISBN 978-2-7560-1857-7.
- Marciano, Paul (1 July 2002). A Second Decade of Guess Images: 1991-2001. Gingko Press. ISBN 978-0-9636728-1-0.
- Trémolet, Laurence (March 2002). Rézina, Collectionneur. ed. Dans l'ombre des âmes fortes. ISBN 978-2-909450-87-2.
- Reilly, Rick; Steven, Hoffman (28 September 2001). Sports Illustrated: Knockouts, Five Decades of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Photography. Sports Illustrated. ISBN 978-1-929049-47-9.
- Casta, Laetitia (24 November 1999). Assouline. ed (in French). Laetitia Casta. ISBN 978-2-84323-179-7.
- Di Caro, Roberto; Heath, Christopher (1 September 1999). Callaway. ed. Laetitia Casta. Viking Studio. ISBN 978-0-67088-819-1.
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