"The September Issue" DVD hits stores today, so get ready to watch, rewind, and review all of the parts you loved about the documentary. For me, that will include pausing on the scenes in Sally Singer's office so I can finally detect what books were stacked there, analyzing the credits (who exactly contributed to the movie from inside Vogue?), and re-watching the touching scene in which Grace Coddington explains what fashion means to her.
The DVD, like most DVDs, also includes special footage and "behind the scenes" bits that weren't shown in theaters. I've heard this entails footage from the Met Gala, so you won't want to miss it.
The DVD is retailing on amazon.com for $19.99, so it might be best to reserve a copy from your library before pouncing on a copy of your own. If "Valentino: The Last Emperor" is any indication of the DVD's future price, it will fall in the upcoming months. The Valentino doc is already down to the ten dollar range.
I don't know about you, but I can't wait to watch the documentary again, because, yes, fashion is a religion, and Vogue is indeed the bible.
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