Fashion Magazines Take Over
- In France, the first fashion magazines were printed under Louis XIV, displaying fashion wear worn by aristocrats.
- The Georgian era saw fashion magazines storming the consciousness of women wanting to escape from their roles of a wife or daughter.
- Harper’s Bazaar, which described itself as ‘A repository of fashion, pleasure and instruction’ launched in 1867, followed by American Vogue in 1892.
- The popularity of these magazines was the escapism it offered to people, especially women longing to be in a fantasy or dream world.
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