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Anna Wintour in Milan for Photo Exhibit

Anna Wintour in Milan for Photo Exhibit

by WWD Staff

Posted Wednesday June 25, 2008

Last Edited Monday November 17, 2008

From WWD Issue 2008/06/09

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Anna Wintour appears to have another reason for being in Milan than the men's shows. The Vogue editor in chief is said to be working on a major photo exhibition to celebrate the magazine she took over in 1988. Letizia Moratti, mayor of Milan, helped Wintour find the right location — the medieval Palazzo della Ragione and its open gallery Loggia dei Mercanti, which is close to the Duomo cathedral, the mayor's spokeswoman said. The event, which is scheduled to take place during the women's shows next February, will highlight Vogue's photography from the Thirties to the Nineties through works by Irving Penn, Richard Avedon and Helmut Newton to Herb Ritts, Bert Stern, Bruce Weber, Annie Leibovitz, Peter Lindeberg and Mario Testino, among others.
 

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