**No More VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards**

May 7, 2003

You can put a stilletto in the VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards. They're done. Women's Wear Daily reports that the network and mag—which reportedly did not have the smoothest of partnerships—have decided to stop working together on the event. A Vogue spokesperson told that fashion tab that the magazine is looking at different options for continuing the concept, which VH1 began in 1995 without the magazine's involvement. (By the way, the news leaves an empty slot on our annual list of New York's Top 100 Events.)
Posted 05.07.03

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