Condé Nast — a magazine publisher that started with lifestyle and fashion bible Vogue — was founded in 1909 by Condé Montrose Nast. A century later, curator Nathalie Herschdorfer has decided to launch a book and an exhibition showcasing a 100 years of Condé Nast fashion photography — the medium which brought style to you and me. The exhibition opens on 15 June as part of the Edinburgh Art Festival and features 160 images of the early work of big names such as David Bailey, Cecil Beaton, Edwin Blumenfeld and Corinne Day. We have selected some of the iconic beauties to be featured at the show, here they are:
Erwin Blumenfeld for Vogue, March 1945
Franco Rubartelli for Vogue, April 1967
John Rawlings for Vogue, March 1943
Albert Watson for American Vogue, May 1977
Michael Thompson for French Vogue, March 1997
Deborah Turbeville for Vogue, 1975
Peter Lindbergh for Italian Vogue 1989
Edward Streichen for Vogue, September 1923
Sebastian Kim for Teen Vogue, January 2011
