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Diana Vreeland, seated at left, reviews fashion designs with staff in an office decorated with fashion sketches and photos, May 1, 1963, at Vogue magazine. Anna Wintour sits in the front row wearing large sunglasses and a pearl-studded coat with fur trim at the Chanel fashion show, with Chanel logo seats behind her. In Vogue André Leon Talley
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Diana Vreeland, seated at left, reviews fashion designs with staff in an office decorated with fashion sketches and photos, May 1, 1963, at Vogue magazine.
Vogue magazine Diana Vreeland (left), editor in chief of Vogue from 1963 to 1971, selecting designs for an issue of the magazine, 1963.

Vogue

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Vogue, influential American fashion and lifestyle magazine, called by The New York Times “high fashion’s bible.” One of the world’s most prominent magazines, Vogue has heavily influenced the development of the fashion magazine industry and continues to shape modern fashion trends. It is a part of the CondĂ© Nast media companies, which includes other publications such as House & Garden, GQ, and The New Yorker. Vogue was founded in 1892 as a weekly high-society journal,...

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