vogue - context Flashcards
when was the set product edition published?
published in July 1965
who creates and publishes Vogue?
Conde Nast - a large global company that make a wide range of printed magazines
history of vogue - when did vogue start?
Vogue magazine started in 1892 as a weekly newspaper and the American Version was bought by Conde Nast in 1909, as they saw it had a future and wanted to bring it into their brand, before becoming a monthly publication years later
when was the UK version launched?
They launched the UK version of the magazine in 1916 while the Italian version has been called the top fashion magazine in the world
who are conde nast?
- mainstream publisher which are a subsidiary of the Advance Publications conglomerate
- most successful magazine brand also publishing Vanity Fair, Wired, GQ, Glamour, Pitchfork and Teen Vogue
what does vogue call itself?
‘fashion bible’ for fashionistas
when did vogue thrive?
vogue thrived throughout the early 20th century, providing audiences with an aspirational lifestyle that they dreamed of having. did very well during both wartime eras partly to do with its audience and its aspirational dream-like brand.
in the post-war period Vogue continued to do well, as many women were enjoying the consumerism and emphasis on “treating yourself” (40s, 50s). That popularity has continued even when magazines have suffered heavy losses- it still sells around 200,000 copies a month.
what topics does vogue cover?
covers many topics including fashion, beauty, culture, living and runway
set edition includes a range of articles about ravel, money etc – features of broader lifestyle