Title: Top 10 Vogue Covers of All Time | TheRichest
Headings: Top 10 Vogue Covers of All Time
Top 10 Vogue Covers of All Time
10 Eyes of The Model, April 1954
9 Helmut Berger and Marisa Berenson, July 1970
8 Diana, Princess of Wales, August 1981
7 Model Cover for 100th Anniversary, April 1992
6 Gisele Bundchen and Robbie Williams, October 2000
5 Nicole Kidman, May 2004
4 Lady Gaga, March 2011
3 Michelle Obama, March 2012
2 Lena Dunham, February 2014
1 Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, April 2014

Content: Among many firsts, one of them was the first lady, Michelle Obama gracing the front cover of Vogue magazine. Since the Kennedy’s, it had been a while since we had a presidential couple in the limelight—treated almost as if they were celebrities, following their every move. Michelle proudly posed for the cover, as it bared the title “The First Lady The World Has Been Waiting For,” and told her story to the world. The cover showed Michelle in a different light and turned her into a person that women could relate to. 2 Lena Dunham, February 2014
Taking the world by storm with her no bull sh*t attitude and pure talent for writing, directing and producing her first ever television show (not to mention starring in it!) in HBO’s GIRLS, she truly dazzled us all with her wit and (most of the time) naked body. Lena Dunham is not your typical Hollywood actress, but she sucked us in with her raw manner that we were all instantly attracted to. Putting someone on the cover of Vogue magazine that is not your typical beauty queen let the world know that this seemingly prissy magazine was willing to go outside their comfort zone. 1 Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, April 2014
This cover was beyond popular simply because of the controversy that accompanied it. It became a media frenzy when rap star Kanye West befriended Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour and she was spotted sitting front row at his New York City concert.