Inside Vogue

The story of Vogue and the women who made history with it. Behind the glossy facade of the world-famous magazine, it has always been the editors who, with unconventional ideas and fearlessness, have guided the magazine through numerous crises while simultaneously setting new trends. Whether it was the openly lesbian Dorothy Todd, who made waves in 1920s London, Woolman Chase, who invented the fashion show in 1914, Diana Vreeland, who preferred to give her instructions from the bathtub, or Anna Wintour, who has been notorious among fashion skeptics since "The Devil Wears Prada." "Inside Vogue" not only takes a look behind the scenes and uncovers all sorts of juicy details, but it primarily tells the stories of the women who shaped the fashion bible and continue to inspire us today. The perfect gift for all fashionistas and an enlightening read for anyone who gazes in wonder at the fashion world.