Launched in 1892 and acquired by Conde Nast in 1909, "Vogue" has been setting fashion trends and writing cutting-edge social commentary for over a century. Described as "the world's most influential fashion magazine" by the "New York Times," "Vogue" pioneered the art of fashion, publishing timeless classics by acclaimed photographers such as Irving Penn and Erwin Blumenfeld, iconic imagery by modern masters including Annie Leibovitz and Mario Testino, and classic illustrations by famous artists such as Salvador Dali, Erte, and Eduardo Benito. Over its remarkable one hundred and twenty years, "Vogue" has served as a photographic and literary authority for its readers: the stylish and culturally sophisticated women of the last century. This selection of one hundred of "Vogue"'s most iconic covers is not to be missed.