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Sunday Express Completely compelling. GQ [Shulman] writes surprisingly frankly. Shulman's skill for casual self-deprecation and the unfiltered wry aside offer a far more nuanced insight into the mammoth task of managing brand Vogue. What a year for Vogue! Alexandra Shulman reveals the emotional and logistical minefield of producing the th anniversary issue that Duchess of Cambridge cover surprise , organizing the star-studded Vogue Gala, working with designers from Victoria Beckham to Karl Lagerfeld and contributors from David Bailey to Alexa Chung. All under the continual scrutiny of a television documentary crew. But narrowly-contained domestic chaos hovers - spontaneous combustion in the kitchen, a temperamental boiler and having to send bin day reminders all the way from Milan fashion week. For anyone who wants to know what the life of a fashion magazine editor is really like, or for any woman who loves her job, this is a rich, honest and sharply observed account of a year lived at the centre of British fashion and culture. Convertir moneda. Coinciding with its th anniversary, Inside Vogue is Alexandra Shulman's record of her life at the magazine during its centenary year. These diaries are a fascinating glimps. She is desperately worried about the whole thing, perhaps even more worried than about her boiler, and desperate to impress. In the event, the princess is smiling and gracious, and they get plenty of good shots of her. It all goes well. It is the only time that I hear the author actually gush about someone or something. Sheridan Smith, Not so much. Alexandra Shulman explains that she has been recruited to provide her opinions on a cross-party enquiry into fashion and specifically the health of fashion models, and what the impact of their tiny frames has on the world at large or more specifically adolescent girls. How long have they got? Your platform. So explain here, you have all the space you need. Because I really want to know. Kate Moss portrait photo. The Fashion Book by Phaidon Any fashion fan worth their salt has a copy of this book, and for good reason. Loving the recent cover redesign, too. Grace: A Memoir by Grace Coddington. Gods and Kings by Dana Thomas. Tales from the Back Row by Amy Odell. I agree that my submitted data is being collected and stored. Inside Vogue - Listening Books - OverDrive

What stories do our clothes tell? What do they mean to us? Join the former editor of British Vogue for a self-deprecating, honest and moving reflection of her life to date. About why I had bought them. What I hoped I might feel wearing them. The library card you previously added can't be used to complete this action. Please add your card again, or add a different card. If you receive an error message, please contact your library for help. Error loading page. Try refreshing the page. If that doesn't work, there may be a network issue, and you can use our self test page to see what's preventing the page from loading. Learn more about possible network issues or contact support for more help. Listening Books. Search Search Search Browse menu. Sign in. Feedback Recent updates Help. Recent updates. Inside Vogue. Even a flyer with a taxi company would be a problem. Fortunately my January cover shoot of Gigi Hadid has come in and there are four great options. We research some of our covers with prospective buyers and, in the case of this one, the picture that both the fashion editor and photographer preferred has rated higher than the ones I liked. The comments in favour of the one I like least are that she looks more sophisticated and Vogue , whereas I prefer the looser, more relaxed look with a bare navel, white jeans and a Bella Freud sweater. In many ways, of course, such a clear idea of brand Vogue is a great problem to have. In others, it makes it hard to move things on at all. There is still a decision to be made about who will be working on the technical side of the video and other moving imagery that is now part of what Vogue creates. If it were December it would be late. There is to be an audio guide in which Patrick Kinmonth, Robin Muir and I will feature with a photographer, who is yet to be agreed on — an almost impossible decision to make. Inside Vogue: A Diary Of My th Year | D&R - Kültür, Sanat ve Eğlence Dünyası

Error loading page. Try refreshing the page. If that doesn't work, there may be a network issue, and you can use our self test page to see what's preventing the page from loading. Learn more about possible network issues or contact support for more help. Listening Books. Search Search Search Browse menu. Sign in. Feedback Recent updates Help. Recent updates. Inside Vogue. Description Creators Details Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable, audiobook edition of Inside Vogue, written and read by Alexandra Shulman. And what a year. She reveals the emotional and logistical minefield of producing the th anniversary issue that Duchess of Cambridge cover surprise , organizing the star-studded Vogue Gala, working with designers from Victoria Beckham to Karl Lagerfeld and contributors from David Bailey to Alexa Chung. All under the continual scrutiny of a television documentary crew. But narrowly-contained domestic chaos hovers - spontaneous combustion in the kitchen, a temperamental boiler and having to send bin day reminders all the way from Milan fashion week. For anyone who wants to know what the life of a fashion magazine editor is really like, or for any woman who loves her job, this is a rich, honest and sharply observed account of a year lived at the centre of British fashion and culture. Languages English. Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable, audiobook edition of Inside Vogue, written and read by Alexandra Shulman. Why is availability limited? We are still waiting for the contract to be signed by Harrods. They are worried we will be branding areas with other names that will contravene their role as sole sponsor. Even a flyer with a taxi company would be a problem. Fortunately my January cover shoot of Gigi Hadid has come in and there are four great options. We research some of our covers with prospective buyers and, in the case of this one, the picture that both the fashion editor and photographer preferred has rated higher than the ones I liked. The comments in favour of the one I like least are that she looks more sophisticated and Vogue , whereas I prefer the looser, more relaxed look with a bare navel, white jeans and a Bella Freud sweater. In many ways, of course, such a clear idea of brand Vogue is a great problem to have. In others, it makes it hard to move things on at all. There is still a decision to be made about who will be working on the technical side of the video and other moving imagery that is now part of what Vogue creates. If it were December it would be late. There is to be an audio guide in which Patrick Kinmonth, Robin Muir and I will feature with a photographer, who is yet to be agreed on — an almost impossible decision to make. For some reason the two first choices for narrator are Tom Hiddleston and Anna Friel. There is a huge snobbery about interpretation in some galleries, where it is felt that it dumbs down an exhibition. I was pleased to hear that neither the team at the gallery nor Patrick seems to share that view.

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Recommended Price. August About the book:. Buy Now:. Exclusive Books. Reader's Warehouse. Other titles by this author. International Non- Fiction. Others also viewed. Fotheringham, William. Read More. Vintage Minis: Sisters. Alcott, Louisa May. I have weeks of events and fashion shows coming up and nothing to wear. Organising all the different strands of the Centenary is emotionally exhausting. One thing goes well; another veers into difficulties. But we still have the final Tim Walker portraits to nail: Tracey Emin has twice cancelled even as he arrived at her house. Tim is getting a bit fed up. I know that Tim wants to shoot him on a football pitch, kicking a crown into the air, which would be wonderful. But I have a feeling David might not think so. My fashion director, Lucinda Chambers , walks into my office saying she had a great meeting with David Bailey about the Ab Fab shoot. We have our monthly circulation meeting and start making plans for what we hope will be a high-June centenary-issue sale. The circulation team are projecting about a 25 per cent rise in year-on-year news-stand sales, which is a big ask. The film crew have practically disappeared from the office and my staff keep asking me what I think the documentary will be like. I trust him about 70 per cent, but in the end I have no idea what will emerge. What on earth made me think it was a good idea to do it all those months back? April 15 Last night I took part in a discussion in the NPG theatre, focusing on changes in the fashion world since I first started my editorship. The audience asked good questions. I know I should unhesitatingly say yes. Last night, for the first time in years, I woke in the night and really wanted to see him walk through the door of the flat where we lived, put his trilby hat down on the hall table and come into the study where we ate dinner, with all the bustle and purpose and, it has to be said, self-absorption he carried with him. The dress is hanging in the dressing room, a little like a child waiting to be collected from school. I try it on with a pair of fine- gauge Lycra cycling-style knickers and a new bra, and it fits perfectly, though the shorts make me feel horrible. The lace embroidery now snakes across the sequins, and the boat neck is wide enough. He leaves the dressing room for a moment and I remove the shorts, which are clinging to my hips. Standing in front of him in the shop we look at me again together in the mirror and he photographs me from the back and the front. I ask him if he can see any difference from moments before, and he says perhaps the waistband is sitting a little better now the neckline is adjusted. June 11 Yesterday Richard filmed me for the last time. He had wanted me to think of something that had some personal relevance, so I suggested we visit a huge old horse-chestnut tree in Hyde Park, which I remembered playing under when I was very young. After the filming he travelled with me in a car to the office and we joked a bit about this being the last time he would be filming me in a car. I remember. And now, well, there is one. Or a kind of one. You know, not a huge amount of it. This was now going to be a mocking Ladybird guide to the fashion world. June 23 As I took my seat in a small room in Soho to view the documentary, the nerves took hold. Watching yourself in something like this is the most curious activity. Richard sitting behind me was still and serious as we watched his vision of Vogue for two hours. Through telling the story of a number of our shoots and the plans for the centenary issue, he certainly succeeded in getting across how much we all cared about what we did and, also, showed the hard work that goes into each issue. Was it the film that I would love to have made about Vogue? Not particularly — I seem very depressed through much of it, and prefer to think of myself as a funnier, lighter person than I seem on screen. Are there moments I really hate? The whole saga of the swapping of the Rihanna cover with the previous issue because of American Vogue jumping ahead of us is given a ludicrous weight, and when Richard says to camera that I rang threatening to pull the whole film if he talked to Anna Wintour about it, I felt misrepresented. It was the one really devious thing he did. Of course, in the documentary when Anna is filmed she is hugely complimentary, which makes me look even sillier. Alexandra Shulman on years of Vogue Fear of flying, the wrong underwear, a rogue documentary maker and John Kerry all play a role in the frenetic life of Alexandra Shulman, editor of British Vogue. 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