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Nast, Condé

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Nast, Condé (Montrose) (1873–1942) publisher; born in New York City. After working for Collier's Weekly (1898–1907), he bought Vogue (1909), which was then a small New York society magazine. He transformed Vogue into America's premier fashion magazine, then turned Vanity Fair into a sophisticated magazine for all that was stylish; he eventually owned a stable of high-class magazines, including House and Garden, British and French Vogue, and Glamour. Nearly ruined in the Great Depression, he spent his last years struggling to regain his early prosperity.


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