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Grace Coddington
Grace Coddington Paris Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2017.jpg

Coddington in March 2017
Born

Pamela Rosalind Grace Coddington


(1941-04-xx) 20 April 1941 (historic period 80)

Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom
Occupation
  • Stylist
  • style editor
  • lensman
Title Creative Manager for Usa Vogue
Spouse(s)

Michael Chow

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(grand. 1968; div. 1969)​

Willie Christie

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(m. 1976; div. 1980)​
Partner(s) Didier Malige (1986–present)
Website GraceCoddington.com

Pamela Rosalind Grace Coddington (born xx Apr 1941), is a Welsh former model and onetime creative managing director at large of American Vogue magazine.[one] Coddington is known for the cosmos of large, circuitous and dramatic photoshoots.[2] [3] A Guardian profile wrote that she "has produced some of way's nigh memorable imagery. Her pictures might be jolly and decadent or moody and mysterious."[four]

Early life [edit]

Coddington was born on the island of Anglesey in Wales, United Kingdom, to hotelier parents. Her interest in fashion began in her teens, when she would anxiously wait the arrival of a current issue of Vogue mag, which was at least three months outdated considering she needed to club it on "blitz-copy". Coddington lived many miles abroad from any designer shops, and so Vogue was her just connection to the mode world. She says that she loves "the whole sort of chic thing ("Italianate civilization") [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, and so she just looked at Vogue.[1]

Career [edit]

Modeling [edit]

In 1959 at the age of 18, there was a Vogue model competition, and someone submitted her pictures. She ended upwardly winning the Young Model section and was featured in the October result in a photograph by Norman Parkinson. She then began her modelling career for Vogue.[five]

At the age of 26, she was in auto blow that left her with head injuries and a removed eyelid, which was later reconstructed through plastic surgery.[ citation needed ]

Editor [edit]

Two years after the accident she was interviewed by British Vogue's Editor, Beatrix Miller, and was employed as a Junior Editor. After nineteen years as Photo Editor with British Vogue,[6] she moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein.[vii] In July 1988, she joined Anna Wintour at American Vogue, where she worked as the mag'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 nine May 2016 that Coddington would be working with Tiffany & Co.[8]

Afterward that twelvemonth Grace Coddington's new campaign for Tiffany & Co. A/W 16, featuring Elle Fanning launched. The campaign was sparse of product shots and traditional models. With direction from Coddington, Tiffany opted instead to feature celebrities and close upwardly imagery of the jewelry styled on the body.

In 2018 Coddington also partnered with Louis Vuitton on a capsule collection, featuring many designs incorporating her cats.[9]

The September Issue [edit]

Coddington came into the public eye in 2009 with the release of The September Issue, a wing-on-the-wall documentary well-nigh the making of the September 2007 event of Vogue. She plays a prominent office in the film as she is heavily involved in the styling and production of the issue. Her often-tense relationship with editor Anna Wintour is likewise highlighted.[x]

Popular civilisation [edit]

In the flavour iii of the anthology series American Horror Story, American actress Frances Conroy interprets the iconic Myrtle Snowfall. The character'southward red pilus, as well as her passion for fashion, are considered as a tribute to the ex-model Grace Coddington.[11]

Personal life [edit]

Coddington was married in 1968 to Michael Chow, a restaurateur. They divorced a twelvemonth later on.[12] She afterward married the photographer Willie Christie. They divorced in 1980.[thirteen]

She raised her nephew Tristan, since the age of 8, after the death of her sister Rosemary.[xiv]

In 1986, she moved to New York to piece of work for Calvin Klein.[7] She has since and so lived with her partner, pilus stylist Didier Malige, and several cats.[xv]

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: Xxx Years of Fashion at Vogue.[xvi] The book was reissued in by Phaidon in 2015.[17] Merely after Jay took a chore as the editor of Town & Country, Grace had to postpone writing the book until 2011, subsequently she decided to write the book with Michael Roberts. The volume deal is reported to be worth $one.2 million.[xviii] [nineteen] Her memoir, Grace, was published in November 2012.[ane] In 2015, film production company A24 optioned the rights to Coddington's memoir.[20]

Works and publications [edit]

  • Coddington, Grace (art direction and photograph editing); Roberts, Michael (fine art direction and photo editing) (2002). Felden, Jay (ed.). Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Faddy. Paris: Edition 7L. ISBN978-0-714-87059-5. OCLC 863491683. – first volume of nerveless work
  • Wintour, Anna (introduction by); Talley, André Leon (essay past); Galliano, John (essay by); Blahnik, Manolo (essay past); Roberts, Michael; Mangerson, Sarah (fine art direction by) (2005). Coddington, Grace (ed.). The Snippy World of New Yorker Mode Artist Michael Roberts. Paris: Edition 7L. ISBN978-iii-865-21151-4. OCLC 62735193.
  • Coddington, Grace (drawings & dialogue); Malige, Didier (photographs) (2006). The Catwalk Cats. Paris: Edition 7L. ISBN978-3-865-21344-0. OCLC 85892968.
  • Coddington, Grace; Roberts, Michael (with) (2012). Grace: A Memoir. New York: Random House. ISBN978-0-307-36276-6. OCLC 820839600.
  • Coddington, Grace (foreword by); Gordon, Michael (foreword by); Gordon, Heather (supplementary writing and editing past) (2012). Vidal Sassoon: How Ane Man Inverse the World with a Pair of Scissors. New York: Rizzoli. ISBN978-0-847-83859-2. OCLC 783165292.
  • Muir, Robin (text by); Coddington, Grace (foreword by) (2012). Donovan, Diana; Hillman, David (eds.). Terence Donovan Style. London: Art/Books. ISBN978-i-908-97002-2. OCLC 805020848.
  • Coddington, Grace (2014). "The Lipizzaner". In Armstrong-Jones Snowdon, Antony (Earl of) (ed.). Snowdon: A Life in View. New York: Rizzoli. ISBN978-0-847-84328-2. OCLC 884743826.
  • Coddington, Grace (art direction and photograph editing); Roberts, Michael (art direction and photo editing) (2016). Grace: The American Vogue Years. London: Phaidon Press Limited. ISBN978-0-714-87197-4. OCLC 949911080. – second and final volume of collected work
  • Frankel, Susannah; Jones, Stephen (with); Coddington, Grace (foreword by) (2016). Stephen Jones: Souvenirs. New York: Rizzoli. ISBN978-0-847-84879-nine. OCLC 940933243.
  • Coddington, Grace (art direction and photograph editing); Roberts, Michael (art direction and photo editing) (2016). Saving Grace: My Way Annal 1968-2016. London/New York: Phaidon Press Limited. ISBN978-0-714-87371-eight. OCLC 978709796. – combined volumes one and two of collected piece of work
  • Roberts, Michael; Coddington, Grace (foreword by) (2017). GingerNutz: Memoir of a Model Orangutan. New York: Distributed Art Publishers. ISBN978-0-998-70180-6. OCLC 1063480497.
  • Roberts, Michael; Coddington, Grace (foreword by) (2018). GingerNutz Takes Paris: An Orangutan Conquers Fashion. New York: Distributed Fine art Publishers. ISBN978-0-998-70183-7. OCLC 1042076917.

References [edit]

  1. ^ a b c Coddington, Grace; Roberts, Michael (with) (2012). Grace: A Memoir. New York: Random House. ISBN978-0-307-36276-6. OCLC 820839600.
  2. ^ Wiseman, Eva (25 November 2012). "Amazing Grace Coddington: inside the world of US Vogue's creative director". The Guardian . Retrieved 2 April 2016.
  3. ^ Holgate, Marker. "State of Grace". New York . Retrieved 2 April 2016.
  4. ^ Marriott, Hannah (23 Jan 2016). "Grace Coddington: the adult female who made fashion art". The Guardian . Retrieved 2 Apr 2016.
  5. ^ These biographical details are from interviews appearing in the 2009 film, The September Consequence in which Coddington is featured alongside Anna Wintour equally they prepared the 2007 September upshot of Vogue.
  6. ^ "Grace Coddington", Time magazine, 28 Baronial 2003
  7. ^ a b Mark Holgate, "State of Grace", New York magazine, 25 August 2002
  8. ^ Sherman, Lauren (20 January 2016). "BoF Exclusive: Grace Coddington to Step Down as Creative Director of American Vogue". The Business of Fashion . Retrieved 20 January 2016.
  9. ^ "Louis Vuitton unveils capsule collection with Grace Coddington, former creative director of Vogue U.s.a.". LVMH . Retrieved vii March 2021.
  10. ^ Bryan Moylan, "How Grace Coddington Stole The September Issue from Anna Wintour" Archived half dozen July 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Gawker, 24 August 2009
  11. ^ "Myrtle Snow'south Best Fashion Moments From American Horror Story: Coven". The Cutting. 31 January 2014. Retrieved 17 December 2016.
  12. ^ Lydia Martin, "A tranquility interview with 'Mr. Chow'", The Miami Herald, 31 Jan 2010
  13. ^ "Grace Coddington on Why She One time Quit While Working Under Anna Wintour | POPSUGAR Manner". Archived from the original on 9 November 2015.
  14. ^ "Picture Perfect," by Charles Gandee, Faddy, October 1996, page 339.
  15. ^ Grace Coddington, Didier Malige, Emerge Singer, and Michael Roberts (2006). The Catwalk Cats. Edition 7L. ISBN9783865213440. {{cite volume}}: CS1 maint: uses authors parameter (link)
  16. ^ Coddington, Grace (2002). Grace: Thirty Years of Manner at Vogue. Steidl Publishing. ISBN9783882438185.
  17. ^ Steigrad, Alexandra (25 June 2015). "Grace Coddington to Release Two Books With Phaidon". Women's Wearable Daily . Retrieved 26 Jan 2016.
  18. ^ Elle,"Grace Coddington bags a book bargain" Archived 7 September 2012 at archive.today
  19. ^ Nick Axelrod, "Coddington Memoir... TV Camera Ready...", Women'due south Wear Daily, 22 August 2010
  20. ^ Mau, Dhani (4 Oct 2015). "A Grace Coddington Motion-picture show is in the Works". Fashionista . Retrieved 25 January 2016.

Further reading [edit]

  • Cutler, R. J.; Wintour, Anna; Coddington, Grace; Talley, André Leon; Wang, Vera; Thakoon; De la Renta, Oscar; Galiano, John; Lagerfeld, Karl (2009). The September Issue (Motion pic). Burbank, CA: Lionsgate. OCLC 1014073028.

External links [edit]

  • GraceCoddington.com
  • Grace Coddington on Instagram
  • Face to Grace at Fabricated to Measure
  • Grace Coddington at IMDb

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