Grace coddington

Edited: April 28, 2022 In 2016, the The New York Times reported that Grace Coddington had stepped down from her role as Creative Director at Vogue. The fashion icon said in an interview with the industry website Business of Fashion, 'I'm not running away from Vogue, because it has opened so many doors. But it will be nice to collaborate, and nice to go out (and) give talks to people. It's just another approach. I'm certainly not going into retirement. I don't want to sit around.' She…

At 83, the longtime Vogue editor, stylist and artist says that “listening” is one of the most important things you can do.

Two offbeat characters turn heads in Manhattan. You might remember red-haired Grace Coddington from the Vogue magazine documentary “The September Issue.” She has some head of hair, doesn’t she? A f…

"Always keep your eyes open. Keep watching. Because whatever you see can inspire you."

Legendary Vogue fashion editor Grace Coddington reveals the olfactory inspirations and memories behind her debut fragrance with Comme des Garçons.

Long before The September Issue made her a movie star, Grace Coddington was a successful model-turned-wildly influential stylist and fashion editor whose ethereal, romantic vision helped define the look and feel of Vogue for more than two decades. Now, with Michael Roberts, she has written a book about her life, the aptly titled, Grace: A Memoir. “I think I was somewhat pushed into it,” she says. “But not by Anna this time, like with the movie.”

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This makes me want to bring back the Eighties (words I never thought I would say). Grace Coddington 📷 Terence Donovan, 1987. #eighties…

Here’s why Vogue’s Creative Director at Large still prefers drawing to snapping iPhone photos.