Wednesday, April 14, 2010 The Daily Northwestern In Vogue By Christina Walker Published: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Updated: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Imagination lies simply at the touch of one’s finger at Vogue Fabrics, where an impressive assortment of beads, buttons and fabric cover the massive 28,000 square-foot space. The Evanston fabric store’s history has spanned three generations since it opened in 1945. But Vogue hasn’t always offered the seemingly limitless selection it does today. People once stood outside the store knocking on the window and asking to buy a single spool of thread. Now it offers designer-quality fabrics for virtually every occasion. “That’s the unique thing about fabric,” says Sean Sussman, owner of Vogue Fabrics. “There’s no one thing or one dynamic that we cater to. We try to encompass everything.” When Sussman’s grandfather finished his military term at the end of World War II, he started buying fabric from New York and selling it out of the b...