Vogue Colouring Book

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I’m instantly seeing a mental image of Miuccia Prada sitting in her kitchen coloring the Prada page, so I’m going to go with that,” says Mugrabi, with a laugh. I hope people share their finished pages; I can’t wait to see how kids with no affiliation with or knowledge of fashion interpret it. there’s a gatefold, perforated for your convenience, printed with 21 beautiful dresses to match the dates of the covers featured. The book will also feature style tips taken from the original pages of Vogue, adding a nostalgic and occasionally amusing insight into the fashion trends of the time. I think something people don’t always realize is there is such a strong brand identity built through art or iconic furniture pieces.

Coloring books for adults have been having their moment for the past few years (some even date back to the 1960s! On this, Mugrabi agrees: “It’s kind of like the ultimate quarantine friendship—we had actually never even met in person until a few weeks ago!

They're actually great for teens who are in need of a stress reliever or just a fun creative outlet. They gave direction about what was in the air and what women should be thinking about as they bought clothes for the season. I think we recognized we have a shared aesthetic, in that we both like to bring humor into everything that we do. to a 1925 cover of a bobbed solitaire player sporting a shimmering diamond-print evening number that could have been plucked right off the Tory Burch runway. Ranging from the offbeat, craft-inflected vision of Jonathan Anderson’s Loewe, here packed to the rafters with a number of the label’s most memorable artist collaborations, to an ode to Fenty that features Rihanna herself riding on the back of the motocross bike, the book vividly re-creates the feeling of stepping into the minds of some of their most admired designers.

Yesterday marked the launch of Vogue Colors A to Z: A Fashion Coloring Book, the first-ever book of its kind, inviting readers into a fashion fantasy world as seen through iconic covers from 1912 to 1932. Discover pages upon pages of fashionable women in fantastical situations—sitting atop a crescent moon or perched on a peacock—from a time when richly illustrated covers conveyed the fashion message of the day. Back in March, we started talking about the projects we’ve been spending our time on during quarantine, and we came up with the idea of the coloring book just as a way for ourselves and for others to get creative,” says Mugrabi. Now that adult coloring parties are officially a thing, we can’t actually think of a better way to spend a Friday night than listening to “Hold Up” and “Sorry” while painting in between the lines.

The project quickly expanded into a fully-fledged coloring book titled Color-Me, now available for free as a digital download, featuring eight interior vignettes inspired by a carefully curated selection of their favorite brands. Illustrator Jessie Kanelos Weiner was fast asleep in Paris when Beyoncé’s Lemonade premiered on HBO last month. Perfect for vintage fashion lovers, it features super-luxe designers like Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel and Givenchy. Vogue Colors A to Z, a new coloring book for people of all ages, features 26 iconic Vogue covers from 1912-1932. The book's publication, happening just ahead of British Vogue's centenary next year, is a timely celebration of the brand's history.

While the lively back-and-forth between Colby Mugrabi, founder of multidisciplinary media brand Minnie Muse, and artist and designer Sarah Coleman might make it seem as if they have been lifelong friends, it turns out the backstory to their new collaborative coloring book is a little more serendipitous. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. But as soon as the 30-year-old expat woke up the next morning, she downloaded the visual album on her laptop.

Vogue’s Hamish Bowles looks East with a playful 1923 pick depicting a woman feeding a sugar cube to a dragon, a nod to the chinoiserie-chic trend of the moment, and gives it a fluoro-happy new life in highlighter shades of shocking pink and purple. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. Then there’s Louis Vuitton: There’s probably no other brand with as many iconic artist collaborations. Vogue may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

To that end, readers can turn to the back for added insight into the fashion news conveyed on each individual cover. I think this looks like Karlie Kloss,” says Steiker, pointing to a glamorously draped line drawing, plucked right out of a 1932 Vogue. Punctuated by Orta’s dynamic layouts, full of Art Deco patterns and charming spot illustrations, there are pages upon pages of fashionable women dressed for the dreamiest of occasions, which will continue to inspire with every stroke of the pen, pencil, or crayon.

Teen Vogue may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. So too do they reflect the pair’s interest in designers whose worldview extends beyond just clothing. We recruited a roster of designers, editors, models, and real-life cover girls to take a page from Vogue Colors. Every artist chosen colored us impressed, and even inspired us to give you the chance to win a copy of Vogue Colors, a freshly sharpened set of Prismacolor Premier pencils, and a framed custom poster of your very own initial, from A to Z. The Vogue Colouring Book, due for release this November, will feature hand-drawn designs inspired by the fashion pages of the magazine during the Fifities, including depictions of ball gowns and cocktail dresses from Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Givenchy and Chanel.