Former British Vogue editors Alexandra Schulman and Fiona Golfar have joined forces with production company Bad Wolf to develop an exciting new drama series focused on the inner workings of a British monthly fashion magazine. Titled ‘Gold Dust Nation’, the show is inspired by Schulman and Golfar’s time at Vogue during the 90s, a pivotal moment when London was emerging as a global fashion capital.
Transporting viewers back to an era defined by the ‘heroin chic’ aesthetic, burgeoning celebrity culture, and the rapid globalization of fashion, ‘Gold Dust Nation’ promises to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the industry’s evolution. For Schulman, who recently bid farewell to her role as editor-in-chief at British Vogue after an illustrious 25-year career, the series offers a unique opportunity to authentically portray the highs and lows of the fashion publishing landscape.
Golfar echoed Schulman’s sentiments, highlighting the show’s exploration of the glamorous yet multifaceted world of fashion magazines. With a narrative that delves into themes of love, loyalty, treachery, creativity, beauty, and body image, ‘Gold Dust Nation’ aims to captivate audiences with its rich storytelling and nuanced character portrayals.
Backed by the production prowess of Bad Wolf, known for its hit series like ‘A Discovery of Witches’ and ‘His Dark Materials’, the collaboration between Schulman, Golfar, and the production team promises an immersive viewing experience for fashion enthusiasts and TV drama aficionados alike.
For more information on the upcoming series ‘Gold Dust Nation’ and updates on its development, check out the official Bad Wolf website here. Additionally, fashion aficionados can explore more insights into the world of fashion magazines and publishing through Vogue’s official website here.
