For every picture that has been published in Vogue, there are many that never make it - not because of poor composition or execution, but because the fashion styling may have been too inventive, the camera technique too pioneering or, frequently, because the magazine simply ran out of space. Now, drawing on this rich collection of photographs - taken from nearly one-and-a-half-million images archived at British Vogue - Unseen Vogue pulls together the very best of these remarkable 'out-takes'. Found in the files, often with swatches of fabrics, fashion editors' notes and other documentation attached, these pictures tell the secret history of fashion photography. Including work from a wealth of fashion photographers, among them Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, Herb Ritts, David Bailey, Guy Bourdin, Patrick Demarchelier, Juergen Teller, Nick Knight and Mario Testino, each page is accompanied by lucid and witty captions, explaining the particular history of the picture. This stylish...