In Vogue

This is the story of a publisher named Conde Nast and the birth and development of a magazine that remains todday as important and glamorous a part of the fashionable western world as it was a century ago.

From the flamboyant cover art of Salvador Dali in the 1920s to the innovative photograohgy of De Meyer, Cecil Beaton and Horst – and featuring contributions by the likes of Truman Capote, Aldous Huxley, Richard Burton and Frederico Fellin – Vogue magazine, throughout its successive high-profile editors and contributors – such as legendary personalities like Diana Vreeland and modern-day taste arbiter Anna Wintour – has dominated, connected and instructed the worlds of fashion, style and society.

Lavishly illustrated throughout with the elegant cover art and timelessly stylish interior illustrations of past Vogue editions, and featuring photographs by some of the twentieth century's earliest and most respected fashion photographers, 'In Vogue' is a fascinating look at the history of the world's most influential magazine.