it's christmas!

just found some Christmas Vogue Covers and i thought i could share- it's Christmas after all

MERRY CHRISTMAS

LATE DECEMBER 1918

Christmas and After

by Helen Dryden

Though the Armistice was signed in November 1918, Vogue's festivities could not start until the Christmas number. Helen Dryden's selebratory cover focused on the deliverance of France, where so many Britons had fallen, and whose ragged tricolour reminded readers that victory came at a price

EARLY FEBRUARY 1919

Early Signs and Portents

by Georges Lepape

Between 1920 and 1930, Georges Lepape produced over 70 covers. his last appeared in 1939, just as war broke out for a second time

EARLY NOVEMBER 1920

Winter Fashions Number

by Helen Dreyden

This was the most prolific year for Dryden, in which she produced perhaps her most famous cover. She was everything Vogue could wish for in a cover artist. She could change her style- one moment over-ornate, the next decorative, but always informative.