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by Maria Devaney (Author)
Have you ever imagined yourself working for the world's most powerful fashion magazine? Maria Devaney did. But after she landed this impossible-to-get job, Maria found herself on a wild ride- one for which she was not initially equipped.
So Vogue made her over, from the inside out. Maria discovered that the magazine could take twenty-somethings and turn them into polished professionals, and in this book she shares their secrets for doing so. It turns out that following Vogue's formula is critical to success in fashion or any other industry: technology, education, finance, law, medicine, nonprofit, etc.
In Everything I Need to Know I Learned at Vogue, Maria Devaney shares her collection of colorful stories about working surrounded by fashion's media elite. Enormously entertaining and helpful, this is a must-read for those who plan to transition from college to the real world in style.
So if the world were your personal runway, how would you choose to walk it? You would want to be fabulous in the moment, wouldn't you? Here, you will find exactly what it takes to pull it off.
Author Biography
Maria Devaney spent fourteen years working in fashion and media at Bergdorf Goodman, Vogue, and the New York Times. She lives in the New York Metropolitan area with her husband and three children.
