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Shortly after Nast married Couder, in 1905, he began negotiations for the purchase of Vogue, a magazine aimed at an elite stratum of society.

He successfully acquired the magazine in 1909, with a circulation of 14,000 and advertising revenues of $100,000.

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Nast bought interests in two other magazines, House & Garden and Travel.

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Condé Nast introduced Vanity Fair, a magazine that quickly set publishing standards in arts, politics, sports, and society.

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1916 - Started publishing Vogue in London, UK

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1916 - Started publishing Vogue in London, UK

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With the introduction of British Vogue in 1916, Nast became the first person to publish international editions of magazines.

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1922 - Condé Nast Publications is incorporated

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1922 - Condé Nast Publications is incorporated

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1932 - Vogue had coloured photo on the front cover

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1932 - Vogue had coloured photo on the front cover

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Having a coloured image on the front of the magazine was revolutionary for that time period.

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1959 - Samuel Irving Newhouse, Sr acquires Condé Nast

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1959 - Samuel Irving Newhouse, Sr acquires Condé Nast

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1988 - Condé Nast Publications acquires Details Magazine

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1988 - Condé Nast Publications acquires Details Magazine

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1993 - Nelson Mandela guest edited an issue of Vogue Paris

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1993 - Nelson Mandela guest edited an issue of Vogue Paris

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2016 - Elaine Welteroth appointed as editor

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2016 - Elaine Welteroth appointed as editor

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Welteroth was the then-youngest editor in Condé Nast history, and the second African-American to be appointed as an editor.

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Teen Vogue would cease its print edition and continue as an online-only publication as part of a new round of cost cuts.