From the Archives: Vogue Revisits Jackie Kennedy’s Literary Legacy as Doubleday Book Editor
When I moved back to New York City, I had a series of lunches with Jackie at ‘21.’ The waiters all knew her favorite, fish Florentine, and for dessert, pistachio…
From the Archives: Supermodel—and New Mom—Gisele Bündchen on Her Eco Interests
Gisele Bündchen’s private life has kept its mystery, and she’s let her avatar, the übermodel, take all the flashbulbs. Some years ago, when she felt that her life was nothing…
From the Archives: Novak Djokovic is Tennis’s Newest Superstar
“Hot Shot,” by Vicki Woods, was originally published in the June 2011 issue of Vogue. For more of the best from Vogue’s archive, sign up for our Nostalgia newsletter here.…
Triumph and Tragedy in Couture: The Story of Paul Poiret as Told by Vogue
Post-World War I fashion might have immediately picked up where it left off, but that was just to catch its breath. Soon flourishes inspired by the Far East, Spain, and…
From the Archives: Kirsten Dunst as the Young Queen in Sofia Coppola’s Film Marie Antoinette
“Teen Queen,” by Kennedy Fraser, was originally published in the September 2006 issue of Vogue. For more of the best from Vogue’s archive, sign up for our Nostalgia newsletter here.…
From the Archives: Beyoncé at the Peak of Her Powers
“When she is working onstage, she has more power than any woman I’ve ever seen,” says Paltrow. “She would never say it and has never said it, but I feel…
From the Archives: A Garden of American History at the White House
Throughout both flower gardens, the green patterns are an essential architecture or bone structure rather than an intricate decoration for ornament’s sake. Grey foliage plants, boxwoods of varying textures, make…
From the Archives: Robert De Niro’s Directorial Debut
The two work so well together that they are already planning another project. Right now, however, they are spending a lot of energy and more than an hour perfecting a…
From the Archives: Who Was Madame X? Hamish Bowles Shares the Back Story on John Singer Sargent’s Most Famous Sitter
“The Madame X Files,” by Hamish Bowles, was originally published in the January 1999 issue of Vogue. For more of the best from Vogue’s archive, sign up for our Nostalgia…
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Best Dior Looks in Vogue
At Christian Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri worked to turn a legacy house into a home. She had, after all, come from Rome, where she worked with two family businesses, Fendi…
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