Back in the spring, we collected images and stories from the larger Vogue community to represent this poignant moment in history. We titled it Postcards From Home: Creativity in a Time of Crisis. There was Donatella Versace, peering through the window of her Milan apartment; Annie Leibovitz, in her pajamas, sorting laundry with a jug of bleach by her feet; Ashley Graham, holding her newborn son on a windswept Iowa farm—a scene that could not feel further from the runway. That project also made up our June/July issue—a special issue, conceived and executed with unprecedented speed, as the world around us changed day to day. Our efforts in those months were to create a record, in as close to real time as possible, of how the pandemic had caused us to reevaluate our lives.
Today, along with Rizzoli, we’re excited to announce the publication of Postcards From Home—the book. If our work in the spring and early summer was a living document, this is more of a time capsule: a curated selection of some of what we think is the best work we published at that time and a reminder of the remarkable resilience and creativity with which people confronted this disaster. Though we did not know it at the time, all the global September issues of Vogue would be oriented around the theme of hope. We think you can see the seeds of that here.
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