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Mark Guiducci
Verified
Creative Editorial Director, Vogue
New York
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By Mark Guiducci Verified| Vogue Verified There was a time not long ago when the human body—any human body—was out of fashion, at least in the art world. In 2014, New York magazine critic Jerry Saltz wrote a withering indictment of the abstract, decorator-friendly, and ultimately banal style he described as “Zombie Formalism,” which seemed to be suddenly everywhere. At that time, in the mid-aughts, perhaps the most controversial thing an artist could do was to simply depict real figures of any kind, particularly people.
By Mark Guiducci Verified| Vogue Philippines Verified Two nights after Halloween and two nights before the Presidential election, a 60-degree cold front hit Los Angeles. “The weather’s turned,” a Sunset Tower valet said, gazing up at the partly cloudy conditions. The so-called chill did little to stop the surge of midriffs and minidresses at the thirteenth annual LACMA Art+Film gala, this year honoring Simone Leigh and Baz Luhrmann.
By Mark Guiducci Verified| Vogue Verified There was a time not long ago when the human body—any human body—was out of fashion, at least in the art world. In 2014, New York magazine critic Jerry Saltz wrote a withering indictment of the abstract, decorator-friendly, and ultimately banal style he described as “Zombie Formalism,” which seemed to be suddenly everywhere. At that time, in the mid-aughts, perhaps the most controversial thing an artist could do was to simply depict real figures of any kind, particularly people.
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Vogue
Vogue is a prominent fashion and lifestyle magazine that has been influential since its founding in 1892. Originally a weekly high-society journal for New York City's elite, it was transformed into a women's fashion publication by Condé Nast in 1909. Today, Vogue is recognized as a cultural authority in fashion, setting trends and industry standards. The magazine publishes monthly issues that include fashion editorials, beauty trends, and interviews with industry leaders. It also offers digital content through its online platform, featuring articles, videos, and exclusive digital features. Vogue releases special editions tailored to specific countries and themes, and it hosts high-profile events like the Met Gala and fashion weeks, further solidifying its role in the fashion industry. Vogue primarily targets affluent, fashion-conscious audiences, including luxury brands and industry professionals.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1892