A century of cultural, political, and artistic evolution through the lens of one of the world's most influential magazines. From its inception in 1913 through the Jazz Age, the Depression, the Reagan era, and the digital age, Vanity Fair has chronicled the modern era with unparalleled wit, literary excellence, and groundbreaking imagery.

Edited by Graydon Carter, this exquisite volume features iconic images from renowned photographers and artists, along with some never-before-published photographs. It offers a decade-by-decade exploration of the magazine's rich history, highlighting the transformative influence of editor Frank Crowninshield during the Jazz Age and the magazine's dynamic rebirth in 1983.