Vogue Colours A to Z: A Fashion Coloring Book

Vogue Colors A to Z-a coloring book for grown-ups and kids alike-has arrived. Edited by Vogue Culture Editor Valerie Steiker and designed by Deputy Design Director Alberto Orta, the beautiful book published by Knopf features a Jazz Age-inspired alphabet, as well as 26 iconic Vogue covers from 1912 to 1932. These were originally created by 10 celebrated illustrators including Helen Dryden, George Wolfe Plank, and Andr| Marty. The first-ever title of its kind lets readers bring fashion fantasies to life through color: Fill in an illustration of a woman in Victorian costume riding sidesaddle atop a zebra, or a woman in a floaty frock steering a gondola down the Grand Canal. How the flight of fancy first came to fruition is quite fitting: “In the middle of the night, I had one of those ‘We should have a coloring book!’ ideas,” Steiker revealed.