I am sure most of you who
follow fashion know about this amazing tool, but if you don’t, I highly recommend
checking it out!
Style.com combined all of
the key points and personas currently in fashion industry, identifying the best
of the best who appeared in Vogue into one online encyclopedia called
Voguepedia. This tool is nicely searchable with clean design. It contains a
number of key categories: beauty, brands, designers, editors, models,
personalities, photographers and turning points.
It seems like this tool is still work in progress and focused on
US Vogue and US market mainly as many important people are not even mentioned
for example, there is no Anna Wintour, nor Anna Dello Russo and Carine Roitfeld
in editors category. There is no mention of fashion bloggers in turning points
or personalities categories etc. but I am sure all will be added eventually.
My favorite sections so far are:
I would also love to see the
photo galleries of best or most memorable editorials and some business info on
history of Vogue overall.
Although, when it comes to
books I am totally old school, I have and continue to buy more and more fashion
books on my travels and here in Croatia. I have to admit that continuous
changes and extremely fast pace of fashion industry makes most print editions
overdue just weeks and months from purchase, so in such a fast paced environment I
highly support online editions which are not only eco friendly and better
organized, but you can also view them via many different gadgets virtually as well as store and
access info from it when you need it on your iPad, iPhone etc.
What do you think of
Voguepedia?
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