Cass to say that you and I are obsessed with collecting fashion history books is of course a bit of an understatement and

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Welcome to Dressed, The History of Fashion, a podcast where we explore the who what when of why we wear. We are

fashion historians and your hosts April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary.

Welcome to the show. Today we are talking about two fashion lovers and not fashion

lovers in the sense that they love fashion but rather two lovers who work

together in fashion that these two lovers were both women and 1920s Britain, well that

makes their story all the more remarkable. From 1922 to 1926, Dorothy Todd and

Madge Garland transformed British Vogue into a forum for the

Modernist avant-garde.

As editor-in-chief and fashion editor, respectively, Dorothy and Madge worked together

to mix high and low culture in a convergence of fashion

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