Every artist chosen colored us impressed, and even inspired us to give you the chance to win a copy of Vogue Colors, a freshly sharpened set of Prismacolor Premier pencils, and a framed custom poster of your very own initial, from A to Z.

com Archive Editor Laird Borrelli-Persson, penned a fashion alphabet, and spelled a stylish story filled with flapper dresses, feathers, boas, ribbons, and pearls.In the same way that our Kim Kardashian–Kanye cover sparks conversation now, these covers were arresting in their subjects and artistic influences, which range from Cubism to Japanese woodcuts to Alphonse Mucha,” she told Vogue. Yesterday marked the launch of Vogue Colors A to Z: A Fashion Coloring Book, the first-ever book of its kind, inviting readers into a fashion fantasy world as seen through iconic covers from 1912 to 1932.

I’m always on the lookout for different subjects that would be engaging on social media and also work well as coloring books,” she said.Perfect for vintage fashion lovers, it features super-luxe designers like Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel and Givenchy. Despite the drawings being stuffed with plenty of Easter eggs for hard-core fashion fans, both Coleman and Mugrabi also hope the appeal can be more universal, particularly in this moment. Now that adult coloring parties are officially a thing, we can’t actually think of a better way to spend a Friday night than listening to “Hold Up” and “Sorry” while painting in between the lines. The project quickly expanded into a fully-fledged coloring book titled Color-Me, now available for free as a digital download, featuring eight interior vignettes inspired by a carefully curated selection of their favorite brands.

They’re such a great way to relax that doesn’t involve turning on some mindless reality TV (although there’s a time and place for that too). While the lively back-and-forth between Colby Mugrabi, founder of multidisciplinary media brand Minnie Muse, and artist and designer Sarah Coleman might make it seem as if they have been lifelong friends, it turns out the backstory to their new collaborative coloring book is a little more serendipitous.The book's publication, happening just ahead of British Vogue's centenary next year, is a timely celebration of the brand's history. These were originally created by 10 celebrated illustrators including Helen Dryden, George Wolfe Plank, and André Marty. Weiner, who already released a coloring book earlier this year, Edible Paradise: An Adult Coloring Book of Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables, hasn’t ruled out turning her Lemonade tribute into a full-fledged book. Vogue Colors A to Z, a new coloring book for people of all ages, features 26 iconic Vogue covers from 1912-1932. Ranging from the offbeat, craft-inflected vision of Jonathan Anderson’s Loewe, here packed to the rafters with a number of the label’s most memorable artist collaborations, to an ode to Fenty that features Rihanna herself riding on the back of the motocross bike, the book vividly re-creates the feeling of stepping into the minds of some of their most admired designers.

I think we recognized we have a shared aesthetic, in that we both like to bring humor into everything that we do. It’s perfect for someone who hasn’t quite bought into the stress-relieving coloring book trend but still wants to try it out. In the same way that our Kim Kardashian–Kanye cover sparks conversation now, these covers were arresting in their subjects and artistic influences, which range from Cubism to Japanese woodcuts to Alphonse Mucha,” Steiker says.I loved how it was organized by chapters, so I thought of it very much as a horizontal narrative,” she said. After a few binge-watching sessions, Weiner realized that Beyoncé’s album was the perfect source of inspiration for her next project.