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 André 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.