This season, we're elevating our commitment to timeless imagery with a refreshed Condé Nast Collection. At Soicher Marin, we take immense pride in every piece we present.

Celebrating a Century of Cultural Impact

For over a century, Condé Nast, the publisher of iconic brands such as Vogue, Glamour, Vanity Fair, and Self, has been a pivotal force in shaping fashion and cultural imagery. Its publications have not only chronicled style but also social evolution, from the editorial innovations of the 1920s to the groundbreaking photography of the 1960s and beyond. We are excited to announce the addition of new works from legendary photographers, including Horst P. Horst, John Rawlings, Richard Rutledge, Arthur Elgort, and Eduardo Benito. This expanded visual archive celebrates a collection that transcends eras, continents, and cultural movements, offering more than just photographs—they are visual records of the evolving interplay between fashion, identity, and aspiration through the decades.

What's New in the Collection

We are excited to announce our newly expanded selection, featuring:

• Golden-Age Illustrations and Photography: Surreal echoes from the modernist era, such as “Floating Vogues in Pink” by Georges Lepape (Vogue, 1924).

• Cannes-Era Glamour: Sumptuous, painterly compositions that continue to captivate, including Henry Clarke’s “Veruschka Wearing a Yellow Kaftan” (Vogue, November 1965) and Horst P. Horst’s iconic “Valentino’s Swimming Pool” (August 1974).

• Mid-Century Elegance: Playful and stylish works like Roger Prigent’s “Model with a Polka Dot Bag on the Beach” (Vogue, 1954) and John Rawlings’s automotive scenes from the late 1950s.

These additions—ranging from seaside whimsy and surrealism to haute couture and convertible cool—invite a new dialogue between past and present.

Why We’re Honored

At Soicher Marin, we’re honored to be one of the few galleries entrusted to present these historic works, and we treat each image with the utmost respect. We utilize archival inks and high-luster photo paper, museum-quality matting, and hand-crafted European wood frames to ensure these aren't merely decorative prints, but stories frozen in time, meticulously brought forward for a new generation.

For collectors and designers seeking to infuse their spaces with historical richness and visual sophistication, the new Condé Nast Collection offers an unmatched blend of fashion, culture, and timeless appeal.

Design with Cultural Depth

The power of this collection lies in its ability to connect eras. These photographs, while reflecting fashion's most iconic eras, also resonate with contemporary aesthetics. They offer authenticity, depth, and elegance, whether you're curating a gallery wall, anchoring a room with a statement piece, or building a visual narrative across a project.

The Condé Nast Collection is more than a window into fashion’s golden eras—it’s an invitation to design with history, intention, and artistry. We’re proud to bring these cultural touchstones into today’s interiors, where they continue to inspire, captivate, and connect.

Explore the full collection and discover timeless works that elevate every space with cultural depth and iconic style.

Featured Highlights

• “Valentino’s Swimming Pool” – Horst P. Horst, Vogue, 1974
• “Floating Vogues in Pink” – Georges Lepape, Vogue, 1924
• “Model with a Polka Dot Bag on the Beach” – Roger Prigent, Vogue, 1954
• “Model in 1959 Chrysler Convertible” – John Rawlings, late 1950s