| Name | | Grace Coddington | |
| General info : | | Grace Coddington (born April 20, 1941) is a former model and the creative director of American Vogue magazine.
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| General info : | Grace Coddington (born April 20, 1941) is a former model and the creative director of American Vogue magazine.
| Grace Coddington (born April 20, 1941) is a former model and the creative director of American Vogue magazine. | |
| Relations : | | Married to : Michael Chowm. 1968 - div. 1969 | |
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| Video | | How to Make Steak and Potatoes Dauphinois with Grace Coddington - Elettra's Goodness - Vogue | |
| Video | | Fashion Editor Grace Coddington's New Show: Face to Grace | Trailer | M2M | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington, Phyllis Posnick in conversation with Paola Antonelli | MoMA LIVE | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington, Vogue Creative Director | Her Historic Fashion Influence | 3 Minute Minidoc | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington and Michael Roberts Introduce GingerNutz | The December 2017 Issue | British Vogue | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington At Home: How I Travel | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington Hopes to See Real Punks - Vogue - Met Gala | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington's Former Assistants Explain Why She's The Most Inspiring Boss EVER | Teen Vogue | |
| Video | | A Moment with Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | A Strange Time For Fashion | Uncensored with Michael Ware | |
| Video | | Cooking at Home With Grace Coddington - Elettra's Goodness - Vogue | |
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| General info : | Grace Coddington (born April 20, 1941) is a former model and the creative director of American Vogue magazine. | Pamela Rosalind Grace Coddington (born 20 April 1941, Anglesey, Wales, UK) is a Welsh former model and the creative director at large of American Vogue magazine.
Coddington is known for the creation of large, complex and dramatic photoshoots. A Guardian profile wrote that she "has produced some of fashion's most memorable imagery. Her pictures might be jolly and decadent or moody and mysterious."
Coddington was born on the island of Anglesey, Wales, to hotelier parents. Her interest in fashion began in her teens, when she would anxiously await the arrival of a current issue of Vogue magazine, which was at least three months outdated because she needed to order it on "rush-copy." Coddington lived many miles away from any designer shops, so Vogue was her only connection to the fashion world. She says that she loves "the whole sort of chic thing ("Italianate culture") [about Vogue] that was so entirely out of context compared to the lifestyle that [she] led." As a teen, she was pale-skinned, convent-educated and never went anywhere on her holidays, so she just looked at Vogue.
Around the age of 17, there was a Vogue model competition, and someone submitted her pictures. She ended up winning the Young Model section. She then began her modelling career for Vogue.
After nineteen years as Photo Editor with British Vogue, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. In July 1988, she joined Anna Wintour at American Vogue, where she worked as the magazine's creative director.
As of January 2016, Coddington announced that she would be exiting her role as creative director at Vogue to pursue other projects. It was announced on 9 May 2016 that Coddington would be working with Tiffany & Co.
Coddington was married in 1968 to Michael Chow, a restaurateur. They divorced a year later. She later married the photographer Willie Christie. They divorced in 1980.
She raised her nephew Tristan, since the age of 8, after the death of her sister Rosemary.
In 1986, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. She has since then lived with her partner, hair stylist Didier Malige, and several cats.
In 2010, she announced plans to write a memoir with her collaborator Jay Fielden. The two had previously worked together on the 2002 photo book, Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue. The book was reissued in by Phaidon in 2015. But after Jay took a job as the editor of Town & Country, Grace had to postpone writing the book until 2011, after she decided to write the book with Michael Roberts. The book deal is reported to be worth $1.2 million. Her memoir, Grace, was published in November 2012. In 2015, film production company A24 optioned the rights to Coddington's memoir. | |
| Video | | Vogue's Grace Coddington's Life Inspired a Fictional Orangutan's Memoir | |
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| Video | | Sofia Coppola Sits Down With Grace Coddington | Face to Grace | M2M | |
| Video | | The Atelier with Alina Cho: Nicolas Ghesquière and Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | Tiffany & Co. — “Some Style is Legendary” Documentary | |
| Video | | TimesTalks: Marc Jacobs and Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | UberKittens Takes a Ride Over to Grace Coddington’s Office at Vogue | |
| General info : | Pamela Rosalind Grace Coddington (born 20 April 1941, Anglesey, Wales, UK) is a Welsh former model and the creative director at large of American Vogue magazine.
Coddington is known for the creation of large, complex and dramatic photoshoots. A Guardian profile wrote that she "has produced some of fashion's most memorable imagery. Her pictures might be jolly and decadent or moody and mysterious."
Coddington was born on the island of Anglesey, Wales, to hotelier parents. Her interest in fashion began in her teens, when she would anxiously await the arrival of a current issue of Vogue magazine, which was at least three months outdated because she needed to order it on "rush-copy." Coddington lived many miles away from any designer shops, so Vogue was her only connection to the fashion world. She says that she loves "the whole sort of chic thing ("Italianate culture") [about Vogue] that was so entirely out of context compared to the lifestyle that [she] led." As a teen, she was pale-skinned, convent-educated and never went anywhere on her holidays, so she just looked at Vogue.
Around the age of 17, there was a Vogue model competition, and someone submitted her pictures. She ended up winning the Young Model section. She then began her modelling career for Vogue.
After nineteen years as Photo Editor with British Vogue, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. In July 1988, she joined Anna Wintour at American Vogue, where she worked as the magazine's creative director.
As of January 2016, Coddington announced that she would be exiting her role as creative director at Vogue to pursue other projects. It was announced on 9 May 2016 that Coddington would be working with Tiffany & Co.
Coddington was married in 1968 to Michael Chow, a restaurateur. They divorced a year later. She later married the photographer Willie Christie. They divorced in 1980.
She raised her nephew Tristan, since the age of 8, after the death of her sister Rosemary.
In 1986, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. She has since then lived with her partner, hair stylist Didier Malige, and several cats.
In 2010, she announced plans to write a memoir with her collaborator Jay Fielden. The two had previously worked together on the 2002 photo book, Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue. The book was reissued in by Phaidon in 2015. But after Jay took a job as the editor of Town & Country, Grace had to postpone writing the book until 2011, after she decided to write the book with Michael Roberts. The book deal is reported to be worth $1.2 million. Her memoir, Grace, was published in November 2012. In 2015, film production company A24 optioned the rights to Coddington's memoir. | Pamela Rosalind Grace Coddington (born 20 April 1941, Anglesey, Wales, UK) is a Welsh former model and the creative director at large of American Vogue magazine.
Coddington is known for the creation of large, complex and dramatic photoshoots. A Guardian profile wrote that she "has produced some of fashion's most memorable imagery. Her pictures might be jolly and decadent or moody and mysterious."
Coddington was born on the island of Anglesey, Wales, to hotelier parents. Her interest in fashion began in her teens, when she would anxiously await the arrival of a current issue of Vogue magazine, which was at least three months outdated because she needed to order it on "rush-copy." Coddington lived many miles away from any designer shops, so Vogue was her only connection to the fashion world. She says that she loves "the whole sort of chic thing ("Italianate culture") [about Vogue] that was so entirely out of context compared to the lifestyle that [she] led." As a teen, she was pale-skinned, convent-educated and never went anywhere on her holidays, so she just looked at Vogue.
Around the age of 17, there was a Vogue model competition, and someone submitted her pictures. She ended up winning the Young Model section. She then began her modelling career for Vogue.
After nineteen years as Photo Editor with British Vogue, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. In July 1988, she joined Anna Wintour at American Vogue, where she worked as the magazine's creative director.
As of January 2016, Coddington announced that she would be exiting her role as creative director at Vogue to pursue other projects. It was announced on 9 May 2016 that Coddington would be working with Tiffany & Co. She still served as contributing editor to Vogue afterwards.
Coddington was married in 1968 to Michael Chow, a restaurateur. They divorced a year later. She later married the photographer Willie Christie. They divorced in 1980.
She raised her nephew Tristan, since the age of 8, after the death of her sister Rosemary.
In 1986, she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein. She has since then lived with her partner, hair stylist Didier Malige, and several cats.
In 2010, she announced plans to write a memoir with her collaborator Jay Fielden. The two had previously worked together on the 2002 photo book, Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue. The book was reissued in by Phaidon in 2015. But after Jay took a job as the editor of Town & Country, Grace had to postpone writing the book until 2011, after she decided to write the book with Michael Roberts. The book deal is reported to be worth $1.2 million. Her memoir, Grace, was published in November 2012. In 2015, film production company A24 optioned the rights to Coddington's memoir. | |
| Video | | In Vogue: The Editor's Eye Extras - Grace Coddington's Tartan Moment | |
| Video | | Unscripted with Grace Coddington - A Models.com & The Society Interview | |
| Video | | Vogue's Grace Coddington's Life Inspired a Fictional Orangutan's Memoir | |
| Video | | Tiffany & Co. — “Some Style is Legendary” Documentary | |
| Video | | TimesTalks: Marc Jacobs and Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | En la cocina con Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | Cinematographer Bob Richman on his Most Impactful Scene from "The September Issue" | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington's Former Assistants Explain Why She's The Most Inspiring Boss EVER | Teen Vogue | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington, Phyllis Posnick in conversation with Paola Antonelli | MoMA LIVE | |
| Video | | Grace Coddington, Vogue Creative Director | Her Historic Fashion Influence | 3 Minute Minidoc | |
| Video | | A Moment with Grace Coddington | |
| Video | | How to Make Steak and Potatoes Dauphinois with Grace Coddington - Elettra's Goodness - Vogue | |
| Video | | Sofia Coppola Sits Down With Grace Coddington | Face to Grace | M2M | |
| Relations : | | Married to : Willie Christiem. 1976 - div. 1980 | |