----米兰达•西摩（Miranda Seymour）

Interviewed on podcast, A Different Tweed

‘Nina Sophia Miralles’s entertaining history covers a century of high drama at the offices of the world’s top fashion magazine . . . Nina Sophia Miralles’s admirably researched book takes us through the growing expansion of the Condé Nast empire . . . What fascinates are the dramas — above all the quirks and eccentricities of the various editors — that thread through the history.’ – Anne de Courcy, The Spectator

‘Nina-Sophia Miralles’ Glossy takes readers on an in-depth voyage through the history and workings of Vogue, from the brand’s establishment to the people who made it such a success. Branded “the definitive story of Vogue”, the insightful retrospective details the 129-year-old publication’s triumphs and tribulations, from its humble New York beginnings to its international influence today.’ – Daniella Saunders, Country and Town House

‘Fashion never seemed more relevant than in this engrossing and unputdownable history of the Queen of them all...the story of Vogue's war years in France is extraordinary...wonderful’ – Miranda Seymour

‘The book is a treat if you like quirky history facts and want to know how some very famous fashion editors managed to achieve those coveted, impossible to get, positions . . . I read GLOSSY cover to cover, in 48 hours last weekend . . . I found out Vogue’s history spans the 20th century, crosses and absorbs other histories: art, cinema, Paris, London, photography, journalism, the world, fashion of course... Every chapter is populated with fascinating characters and colourful anecdotes beautifully described by the author. A fascinating read I definitely recommend.’ – Inesfree

‘The history of Vogue magazine from 1892 to the present day fascinatingly documented by Nina-Sophia Miralles.’ – The Arts Desk review, four stars

‘Glossy will answer this question and more by tracing the previously untold history of the magazine, from its inception as a New York gossip rag, to the sleek, corporate behemoth we know now. This will be a biography of Vogue in every sense of the word, taking the reader through three centuries, two world wars, plunging failures and blinding successes, as it charts the story of the magazine and those who ran it.We say: Obviously we want to read every single behind-the-scenes Vogue secret, even if it's just people arguing about where the stapler has gone.’ – Grazia, The 2020 Books We Cannot Wait To Read

‘The untold story of Vogue, told through the lens of its editors, in GLOSSY journalist Nina-Sophia Miralles asks what – and most importantly who – made the fashion magazine such an enduring success? It’s a story of passion and power, dizzying fortune and out-of-this-world fashion, of ingenuity and opportunism, frivolity and malice. Today, 125 years later, Vogue spans 22 countries, has an international print readership upwards of 12 million and nets over 67 million monthly online users. It is not just a fashion magazine, it is the establishment.’ – Forbes, Holiday Gift Guide 2020: The Best British Stocking Stuffers

‘Miralles, the founder of Londnr magazine, turns her hand to social history with this hugely entertaining peek behind the pages of Vogue.’ – 75 of the best books for 2021, inews

‘Admirably researched’ – Anne de Courcy, The Spectator