Vogue Colouring Book

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Every artist chosen colored us impressed, and even inspired us to give you the chance to win a copy of Vogue Colors, a freshly sharpened set of Prismacolor Premier pencils, and a framed custom poster of your very own initial, from A to Z. I think something people don’t always realize is there is such a strong brand identity built through art or iconic furniture pieces. They're actually great for teens who are in need of a stress reliever or just a fun creative outlet. Illustrator Jessie Kanelos Weiner was fast asleep in Paris when Beyoncé’s Lemonade premiered on HBO last month.

I hope people share their finished pages; I can’t wait to see how kids with no affiliation with or knowledge of fashion interpret it. Perfect for vintage fashion lovers, it features super-luxe designers like Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel and Givenchy.

Vogue Colors A to Z, a new coloring book for people of all ages, features 26 iconic Vogue covers from 1912-1932. The book's publication, happening just ahead of British Vogue's centenary next year, is a timely celebration of the brand's history. It’s perfect for someone who hasn’t quite bought into the stress-relieving coloring book trend but still wants to try it out.

Then there’s Louis Vuitton: There’s probably no other brand with as many iconic artist collaborations. Vogue’s Hamish Bowles looks East with a playful 1923 pick depicting a woman feeding a sugar cube to a dragon, a nod to the chinoiserie-chic trend of the moment, and gives it a fluoro-happy new life in highlighter shades of shocking pink and purple. 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.To that end, readers can turn to the back for added insight into the fashion news conveyed on each individual cover. But as soon as the 30-year-old expat woke up the next morning, she downloaded the visual album on her laptop. So too do they reflect the pair’s interest in designers whose worldview extends beyond just clothing. Colouring in has long been said to have therapeutic benefits for adults- and what better way to unleash your creativity than decorating illustrations straight from the Vogue archive?