The Best Vintage Vogue Covers of All Time
Modern-day Vogue covers have seen many iterations, but two themes have risen to the top as the most prominent features: models and celebrities (the latter now being the most-oft-featured cover stars). But back in the day, before the culture of celebrity rose to such prominence, Vogue covers were true works of art, in a literal sense—they featured hand-drawn illustrations.
We took a dive into Vogue's vintage cover archives to produce what we believe to be the best of the bunch—from the 1950s, '60s, and even into the '80s. These covers embody the best of what Vogue originally was: an of-the-moment fashion magazine aimed at the most socially mobile and affluent women in the world.
Keep scrolling to see the best vintage Vogue covers of all time!
What's YOUR favorite Vogue cover of all time? Tell us in the comments below!
Hailing from the heart of the South and cutting her teeth on the mean streets of New York, Meghan has six years of experience covering fashion, style, celebrities, culture, and human behavior. A longtime devotee of rap music, tacos, and generally perfect weather, she is excited to put down roots in Los Angeles. Her top three style staples are a good pair of cutoff shorts, virtually any kind of colorful digi-print, and a solid set of shades.
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