New From Google: Vogue Digital Archive (15,000+ Newly-Digitized Photos From More Three Three Decades, 600 Issues of the Magazine)

From a Google Blog Post:

 

For the first time, Condé Nast opens the doors to the Vogue archive. In collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, the worlds of fashion, design, history and culture come to life with over 15,000 newly-digitized color images spanning more than three decades and six hundred issues. Today, these images are live online for the first time for everyone to explore, along with an immersive exhibition to help you experience the archive for yourself at goo.gle/voguearchive.

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For anyone interested in fashion photography, design and magazine publishing, the Condé Nast Archive on Google Arts & Culture will be the essential destination to learn about the people and moments that made fashion history and helped shape our world. It’s a place to hear the stories behind the imagemakers, designers, models, writers and personalities that helped drive culture for over 100 years. Discover more at goo.gle/voguearchive.

Learn More, Read the Complete Google Post

See Also: The Vogue Archive (Fee-Based)

See Also: Complete Vogue Archive (Fee-Based, Entire Run of Magazine Back to 1892)

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