Vogue in 1917! Vogue 2008!
Vogue magazine started in the united states of America in 1892.
Vogue magazine was brought out as a weekly publication by Arthur Baldwin in 1892. After he died in 1909 Conde Nast took over the magazine and it slowly began growing. Conde Nast’s first change for the magazine was to change it to a bi-weekly instead of a weekly magazine. During 1910 Conde Nast went overseas with the magazine, first went to Britain and it was a success. Next they went to Spain which became a failure. Lastly went to France which was a massive success.
In 1973 Vogue became a monthly publication because of the editor-in-chief Grace Mirabella. The magazine went under editorial and stylistic changes, this was to respond to the changes in the life styles of their target market.
Vogue is still going and is now being published in 18 different countries:
* America
* Australia
* Brazil
* China
* France
* Germany
* Greece
* India
* Italy
* Japan
* Korea
* Latin America/Mexico
* Portugal
* Russia
* Spain
* Taiwan
* Turkey
* United Kingdom
Editor-in-chief of vogue in each country:
Vogue Editor Anna Wintour (United States)
Alexandra Shulman (United Kingdom)
Carine Roitfeld (France)
Patrícia Carta (Brazil)
Franca Sozzani (Italy)
Angelica Cheung (China)
Victoria Davydova (Russia)
Kirstie Clements (Australia)
Christiane Arp (Germany)
Myung Hee Lee (Korea)
Priya Tanna (India)
Elena Makris (Greece)
Seda Domaniç (Turkey)
Mitsuko Watanabe (Japan)
Rosalie Huang (Taiwan)
Eva Hughes (Mexico & Latin America)
Yolanda Sacristán (Spain)
Paula Mateus (Portugal)
I Have chosen vogue as a competitor magazine for the simple reason that I like the sophistication of the magazine and how it looks glossy and classy. I also like the house style used in vogue magazine as it’s simple but stands out and is affected.
Vogue magazine was brought out as a weekly publication by Arthur Baldwin in 1892. After he died in 1909 Conde Nast took over the magazine and it slowly began growing. Conde Nast’s first change for the magazine was to change it to a bi-weekly instead of a weekly magazine. During 1910 Conde Nast went overseas with the magazine, first went to Britain and it was a success. Next they went to Spain which became a failure. Lastly went to France which was a massive success.
In 1973 Vogue became a monthly publication because of the editor-in-chief Grace Mirabella. The magazine went under editorial and stylistic changes, this was to respond to the changes in the life styles of their target market.
Vogue is still going and is now being published in 18 different countries:
* America
* Australia
* Brazil
* China
* France
* Germany
* Greece
* India
* Italy
* Japan
* Korea
* Latin America/Mexico
* Portugal
* Russia
* Spain
* Taiwan
* Turkey
* United Kingdom
Editor-in-chief of vogue in each country:
Vogue Editor Anna Wintour (United States)
Alexandra Shulman (United Kingdom)
Carine Roitfeld (France)
Patrícia Carta (Brazil)
Franca Sozzani (Italy)
Angelica Cheung (China)
Victoria Davydova (Russia)
Kirstie Clements (Australia)
Christiane Arp (Germany)
Myung Hee Lee (Korea)
Priya Tanna (India)
Elena Makris (Greece)
Seda Domaniç (Turkey)
Mitsuko Watanabe (Japan)
Rosalie Huang (Taiwan)
Eva Hughes (Mexico & Latin America)
Yolanda Sacristán (Spain)
Paula Mateus (Portugal)
I Have chosen vogue as a competitor magazine for the simple reason that I like the sophistication of the magazine and how it looks glossy and classy. I also like the house style used in vogue magazine as it’s simple but stands out and is affected.
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