Title: Vogue Facts About Covers, Editors, Models, Stars | Vogue
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Fun Facts by the Numbers

Vogue Fun Facts by the Numbers
In celebration of our 125th birthday, some historical facts about our covers, editors, and more.
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Content: 37 years. At one time, Chase oversaw the British, French, and German editions of the publication, in addition to American Vogue. This year, Anna Wintour, who became Editor in Chief in 1988 and was named Condé Nast Creative Director in 2013, was made a dame. Anna Wintour's first cover of
Vogue
, 1988. Photographed by Peter Lindbergh, Vogue, November 1988
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Count of just some former Vogue employees who found fame beyond its masthead. Some of the talents, who found a home at Vogue, went on to become household names. They include the wit Dorothy Parker, who contributed the famous 1916 caption, “brevity is the soul of lingerie,” to the magazine; Clare Boothe Luce, congresswoman and ambassadress, who once said that she “kind of oozed on” Vogue; author Joan Didion; actress Ali MacGraw;