In Vogue. La storia illustrata della rivista di moda più famosa del mondo

Before reading this book I didn't know much about the history of Vogue. I read the magazine,bought a couple of copies,loved many of the editorials but didn't know anything about it's long history. I didn't know about women like Edna Woolman Chase, one of the most influential women behind Vogue, who a Leggi tutto

For anyone researching magazine history, fashion photography, or the evolution of 20th century style this is a great starter book. It covers every little detail about the most influential American fashion magazine, Vogue, through illustrative photos and illuminating text that follow the chronolgy of Leggi tutto

Made me yearn for Dior new look to be back in vogue.

Amazing pictures and recounts of how Vogue became the VOGUE of today!

So much better than I was prepared for. It's big, very big, which is great because it means they have room for actual text—so often this kind of thing is pretty pictures with no context, and that's absolutely not the case here. They delve into personalities of editors, design choices and the rationa Leggi tutto

It provides what it says it will offer, but comes from a very biased point of view. Keep that in mind while reading, but it still has a lot to offer and learn from!

awesome book! i am hooked first paragraph into the introduction. "[This book will pay] homage to the editors, photographers, writers and designers who built Vogue in the past and continue to build it today - the women and men, invisible to the readers but highly visible to the industry, behind each

I never took Vogue too seriously. I chose to be analphabetic reader: all I cared was their visual essays. But after reading its history, it gave a lot of valuable information about fashion journalism, running a succesful magazine and fashion history. I will never look at Vogue in the same way like b Leggi tutto