21 Most Iconic Vogue Covers British Vogue I felt this cover just spoke to a whole generation, and it defined london style.”. editor in chief edward enninful explores his favourite covers from the british vogue archive, from terry jones's rule breaking green jelly 1977 cover to the adwoa aboah december 2017 cover that ushered in a new era at the magazine. Entitled the “peace and reconstruction” issue, the cover of the october 1945 issue of british vogue went on to become one of the most enduring in the magazine’s history, in spite of its rather impromptu origin. james de holden stone, the then assistant art director, painted the sky scene hurriedly as peacetime celebrations began in europe.
21 Most Iconic Vogue Covers British Vogue This is how dua lipa sums up being part of british vogue’s history making march 2024 cover shoot — the last of edward enninful’s six and a half year tenure. together with his long time collaborator steven meisel, enninful managed to assemble no fewer than 40 former cover stars — trailblazing media moguls, original supermodels and oscar. In 1916, he illustrated the cover for british vogue, the first of 114 covers he would complete over 23 years of collaboration with the magazine. georges lepape, 1925 vogue in 2016 a vogue cover illustration created by lepape broke an auction house record in new york when it sold for $52,500 after it had been valued at just $6,000. 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. This might be the most memorable cover of all time. anna wintour’s first cover, the first pair of jeans on vogue cover and the iconic christian lacroix haute couture jacket. this cover was quite revolutionary in fashion. supermodels, if there ever were any. the originals naomi campbell, linda evangelista, tatjana patitz, christy turlington.
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