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πŸ‘—The word "vogue" means the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time

πŸ‘—While looking through a dictionary, Redding found this word and felt this perfectly described the mission of the publication, thus Vogue was born

πŸ‘—It started as a weekly fashion, society, and "ceremonial side of life" magazine that targeted a specific group of elite readers

πŸ‘—Marie Harrison (sister in law) took over Vogue after the death of Arthur (she had been an editor since 1901)

πŸ‘—Conde Nast had been interested in purchasing the magazine, however he didn't succeed until 1909

πŸ‘—Nast decided publications should be multiple times a week: $4 for a yearly subscription; 15 cents for one issue

πŸ‘—In the beginning, everything was hand drawn until photography advanced ($60,000 until photography advanced; reduced to $13,000)

year: 1892

publisher: Arthur Baldwin Turnure (died in 1906)

published: New York City

editor: Josephine Redding

how it all began

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Quarter 3 Rabbit Hole

By Vanessa Alvarez