Magazine covers from Condé Nast

June 25th, 2008 · 26 Comments

Vogue magazine covers

Why has it taken me so long to find the Condé Nast store? I checked in with one of my favorite blogs last night, sfgirlbybay, and Victoria wrote this great post about vintage wall posters. You could incorporate these magazine covers, shots, and illustrations into just about any room in your house regardless of your style. Shabby chic: check. Mid-century Danish modern: check. Sophisticated boutique hotel feel: check. And feast your eyes on all of the colors! I may just have to order a small print for my office. The problem is that I cannot decide which one…

GQ magazine covers

How about the handsome Sean Connery on the cover of GQ! It’s a toss up whether he looked better back in 1966 than he does now. And don’t you just love the “unmistakable glamour” of the two diners at a New York City restaurant, dressed in a velvet dinner suit by LeBaron and a strappy, shimmering cocktail dress? This shot also appeared in GQ in the November 1966 issue. It looks like Condé Nast will even custom frame your piece.

Vogue covers

More from Vanity Fair. It’s interesting to see the progression of their illustrations from the early days of 1910 all the way to 1939.

Vogue covers

And these photographs from House & Garden actually have a polaroid feel to them — the lighting is very dreamy and it takes me back in time to a place far away…

Can you decide?

Image credits: Condé Nast Store

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