Editing | Nicholas Foulkes

Nicholas Foulkes has launched and continues to edit Vanity Fair on Time and Vanity Fair on Art. Between 2008 and 2013 he launched Finch’s Quarterly Review with his friends Tristram Fetherstonhaugh and Charles Finch.

Vanity Fair On Time 2020

Vanity Fair En Route 2019

Vanity Fair En Route 2020

Vanity Fair On Art 2020

Vanity Fair On Art 2019

Vanity Fair On Time 2019

Vanity Fair On Time Autumn 2019

Vanity Fair on Art 2016

Vanity Fair on Time 2016

Vanity Fair On Route 2016

Vanity Fair on Art

Vanity Fair on Time

Finch's Quarterly Review

Nicholas Foulkes is the author of around 25 books on the arts and history. He is best known for his critically acclaimed trilogy of 19th century histories: Scandalous Society, (a biography of Count d'Orsay); Dancing Into Battle, A Social History of the Battle of Waterloo; and Gentlemen and Blackguards, Gambling Mania and the plot to steal the Derby of 1844.

His most recent books include, Bernard Buffet: The Invention of the Modern Mega-Artist, 'Bals: Legendary Costume Balls of the Twentieth Century' and 'Swans, Legends of the Jet Society'.

His books have been published by Random House; Little, Brown & Company; Weidenfield and Nicolson; Flamarrion; Assouline; and Thomas Dunne Books.

He contributes to a wide range of newspapers and magazines around the world. He is a contributing editor to The FT's How To Spend It Magazine; a contributing editor to Vanity Fair; , a columnist for Country Life and luxury editor of British GQ. He launched and continues to edit Vanity Fair's twice yearly watch magazine On Time. He launched and continues to edit Vanity Fair on Art. In 2007 he was named Havana Man of the Year by the Cuban government, having been nominated for this award on four previous occasions. In 2009 he was appointed to the board of the Norman Mailer Centre. He is a graduate of Hertford College Oxford and lives in London with his wife and two sons.