Vogue - the most influential magazine in fashion.

Sine its launch in 1892, Vogue has brought sophistication to its readers around the world.  Early illustrations from artists including George Wolfe Plank, Olive Tilton, Perre Brissaud and Eduardo Garcia Benito saw ethereal figures of fantasy develop into red-lipped flappers and as colour photographs began to appear, the women transformed again: from Surrealist images by Horst P Horst to 'women in the life of the moment', captured by Irving Penn.

From the fifties onwards, Vogue women became more accessible still, as models and stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Goldie Hawn, Cindy Crawford and Cher, with their own distinct personalities, appeared through the lenses of Richard Avedon and Snowdon.

Vogue covers now are the epitome of style and beauty, with such illustrious photographers as MarioTestino, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Klein and Patrick Demarchelier photographing stars like Lady Gaga, Kirsten Dunst and Kate Moss and celebrating female icons across modern culture.