September 9, 2013

Sponsored Content: Vanity Fair Celebrates 100 Years



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Vanity Fair celebrates 100 years this October.  From its commencement in 1913, this Condé Nast magazine boasts a century of fashion and personality, art and culture, power and crisis.

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The exclusive collection unveils the world as seen through the eyes of Vanity Fair’s finest editors, photographers, writers, and artists.  Through the Jazz Age and the Great Depression, to the Parisian runways and Oscar parties, Vanity Fair has captured iconic moments as they unfold.

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Editor Frank Crowninshield is credited with the early success of the Magazine. Considered “the most cultivated, elegant, and endearing man in publishing,” Crowninshield was hired by his friend Condé Nast, one year after the magazine’s inception.  Attracting the best of the best, Vanity Fair published works from writers like Dorothy Parker and E. E. Cummings and artists such as Picasso and Matisse.

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