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Since the first issue of Vogue was published in 1892—its cover an illustration of an unnamed, beaming debutante by A.B. Wenzell—the title has defined itself as the world’s foremost fashion authority. Over the years, Vogue has evolved with the times, coming to encompass a wider world of culture, entertainment, beauty, politics and the arts, dedicating itself to a celebration of groundbreaking image-making, great journalism, and the discovery of new talent.

Along the way Vogue has engaged a legendary list of collaborators, from photographers such as Horst P. Horst, Irving Penn and Annie Leibovitz to writers like Joan Didion and Truman Capote to artists Salvatore Dalí, John Currin, Elizabeth Peyton and more. Today Vogue is a busy multiplatform title that views the wider world through the lens of fashion, wields unparalleled influence, and bears a commitment to values of inclusivity, creativity and community. Its ability to delight, inspire and inform its audience has never been stronger.

Vogue can be experienced any number of ways, through our dedicated app, on Vogue.com, via our print magazine, by listening to our podcast, reading our newsletters, watching our videos, attending our live events, and by following our social channels. Subscribers to Vogue may choose digital-only or print-and-digital packages—both of which include unlimited access to Vogue.com, including Vogue Runway. To get even closer to the content, readers can also join Vogue Club.

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