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An illustrated history of the most memorable covers, Vogue: The Covers (Abrams) collects more than 300 of the stunning and provocative images that simultaneously transformed fashion as it documented those changes.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
Uncut vogue sewing pattern Womens Tops, Shorts, and Skirt, Bra Tops, Crop Top, High Waisted Shorts, Vogue 1893 Size 6-14 14-22 FF UNCUT, complete, factory folded, UNUSED condition.
24 covers Vogue Deutsch May 1981, by John Swannell. Vogue Paris October 1985, by Bill King. Vogue Paris March 1986, by Bill King. Vogue US May 1986, by Richard Avedon. Vogue US and Vogue UK Septemb…
24 covers Vogue UK December 1978, by Alex Chatelain. Vogue US August and October 1979. Vogue US November and December 1979. Vogue Deutsch February 1980, by John Stember. Vogue US June and Septe…
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
Spring is unstoppable.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
Spring is unstoppable.
Fur: Fur coats or trimmed with fur were popular. Many had a single big button while others were wrapped around, they would have wide cuffs and fell to the knee. Velvet: Velvet was used in jackets, wraps and dresses; this material was part of the style of opulence and the luxury of art deco style. The sheath dress: The slinky sheath dress was made from chiffon, silk or crepe de chine. It clung to the female form and hung from shoe string straps. Fringing: Evening dresses with fringing were very popular with flappers in the 1920s. Style russe: Chanel's early 1920s Russian style, attributed to her liason with Russian grand Duke Dmitri, consisted of tunic shapes, fur trimmings and embroideries. This look reflected the influx of Russians to Paris after the revolution. 'Style Russe' would be revisited by many designers, such as Saint Laurent's 'Russian revolution' in the mid-1970s. Dropped waist: Curves and the hourglass figure was out and belts, sashes or ties were worn around the hips. The waist disappeared to create the fashionable straight look beloved in the 1920s. Trousers: Trend-setting women in the 1920s would wear silken pyjamas and sailor pants for early evening or as fashionable resort wear. Sweaters: Silk or wool, striped or plain or with trope l'oeil motifs, the jumper was a key element of flapper style in the 20s. For example this tromp l'oeil bow sweater by Elsa Schiaparelli,1927. Bare backs and bias cuts: Cut on the bias, thee new body hugging dresses seemed to spiral around the body and moved with the wearer. Backless dresses, with or without trains, began to make an appearance later in the 1920s. Le garconne look: A new androgyny accompanied the flapper era, women wore short hair and straight loose dresses that revealed bare arms. Bobbed hair: Part of the le garconne look, was very popular with flappers who defied the older generation by bobbing their long locks and dancing the Charleston. Cloche hats: A fitted, bell-shaped hat (cloche is the french word for bell.) They were made especially popular in the 20s. Worn low on the forehead, with the wearer's eyes only slightly below the brim. In later years, a summer cloche might be made from sisal or straw. Cloches could also be made of beads or lace for evening wear, for cocktails, dancing or even for bridal wear. Finger waves: Very fashionable with most people in the 20s and early 30s, made popular by flappers.
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13 covers Vogue US April 1967, by Bert Stern. Vogue Paris and Vogue Italia May 1967. Vogue US July and August 1967, by Richard Avedon. Vogue UK October 1967, by Ronald Traeger. Vogue US Novembe…
Liz Pringle, who has died aged 83, was, as Liz Benn, a leading post-war fashion model; at the age of 19 she married John Pringle, with whom she developed Round Hill in Jamaica into one of the world’s most famous hotels.
In 1892, Arthur Turnure founded Vogue as a weekly newspaper in the United States, sponsored by Kristoffer Wright; the first issue was published on
44 covers Vogue US November 1966, by Bert Stern. Vogue US February and March 1967. Vogue Australia November 1967, by Irving Penn. Vogue US January 1968, by Gianni Penati. Vogue US June and July 1…
21 covers Vogue US November 1975, by Francesco Scavullo. Vogue US January 1976, by Arthur Elgort. Vogue US June 1976, by Francesco Scavullo. Vogue US September 1976, by Francesco Scavullo. Vogue US…
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
Spring is unstoppable.
In honor of Taylor Swift's September Vogue cover, we take a look back at the most iconic September covers of all time.
Margot, 25, appears on the starred in a short film for Vogue magazine. Spoofing American Psycho, the Australian actress takes on an American accent to talk about her beauty routine.
24 covers Vogue Deutsch May 1981, by John Swannell. Vogue Paris October 1985, by Bill King. Vogue Paris March 1986, by Bill King. Vogue US May 1986, by Richard Avedon. Vogue US and Vogue UK Septemb…
65 covers Vogue UK October 1989, by Herb Ritts. Vogue Italia March and Vogue Deutsch May 1990. Vogue US August and November 1990, by Patrick Demarchelier. Vogue Deutsch January 1991, by Neil Ki…
