Franca sozzani

Franca Sozzani’s pied-à-terre reflects the late editrix’s lifelong passion for art and design

“This book is as much about Franca’s friends as it is about her.”

The longtime Vogue Italia's Editor in Chief and iconic fashion personality passed away in Milan at 66.

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A new documentary about Franca Sozzani, the editor of Italian Vogue, by her son gives new meaning to the idea of the fashion family.

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Vogue Italia's editor-in-chief doesn't mince words, and Franca Sozzani really laid it all out for this recent interview with Telegraph.

For more than three decades, the ever-chic, ever-charming, ever-outspoken Franca Sozzani has seamlessly merged the worlds of art and fashion, tackling issues of race, politics, and even ecological crisis in the unexpected context of the fashion image. As the editor of Italian Vogue, she has been a champion of photography, creating a visual language that has transformed the magazine into fashion’s bible and a global force that continues to influence the influencers

Often, it’s the quiet voices that ultimately make the greatest impression.

Following today's sad news that Vogue Italia editor Franca Sozzani has passed away aged 66, we revisit an interview which she gave to The Telegraph in 2013 in which she discussed her creative collaborations, her charity work and her fearless approach to life.

Franca Sozzani had created something that is not just about fashion. She started a movement, and crafted something that goes deeper and wider than just within the constraints of the society's fashion journalism. Franca championed Italian fashion in Vogue Italia, which she held the position of editor-in-chief for 28 long years, before she sadly passed away last December 2016.

The Vogue Italia editor-in-chief passed away on Thursday at the age of 66.

For more than three decades, the ever-chic, ever-charming, ever-outspoken Franca Sozzani has seamlessly merged the worlds of art and fashion, tackling issues of race, politics, and even ecological crisis in the unexpected context of the fashion image. As the editor of Italian Vogue, she has been a champion of photography, creating a visual language that has transformed the magazine into fashion’s bible and a global force that continues to influence the influencers

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