Published in 1984, this is a brilliant miscellany of articles and writing gathered from over 60 years. Many major writers made their debut in Vogue magazine - which has always been a talent spotter for the avant-garde as well as an elegant display case for the established writers. Included is the work of some of the most distinguished illustrators and photographers of the 20th century. It is a treasure trove ranging from light literature, glittering wit, absorbing criticism, interviews and sharply argued opinion. - whether it is Lee Miller reporting on the Normandy landings. J.G. Ballard's speculation on space or Nancy Mitford discussing debutantes, each inclusion is a treasure. Sections: Modes and Manners; Short Stories; Reflections; Vogue At War; Places; Poetry; People; Books And Writers; Humour.