The world’s most famous glossy publication has published rare pictures of Her Majesty that have ever appeared on the pages of Vogue. See the best
Archival photographs of the Queen of Great Britain in the new issue of the British gloss / Photo: British Vogue
In honor of the platinum anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne, British Vogue will release a special issue in honor of Her Majesty.
On February 6, 1952, Elizabeth became Her Majesty the Queen. 70 years later, as we approach her 96th birthday on April 21 and then her platinum anniversary celebrations in the summer, British Vogue decided to showcase rare shots and tell the story of the fashion bible’s unique relationship with the monarch.
Photo of Queen Elizabeth II for Vogue / Photo: instagram.com/britishvogue
Thus, the editors of the publication, headed by Edward Enninful, devoted the April special issue of Vogue to Her Majesty’s style. The issue came out with two covers, one is an archival black-and-white photograph of Elizabeth II, which was taken in 1957 by Anthony Armstrong Jones, the husband of Princess Margaret, the Queen’s sister.
British Vogue cover. Photo of Queen Elizabeth II was taken in 1957 / Photo: Instagram/britishvogue
In the photo, Elizabeth poses in a diamond tiara, originally made for King George IV.
Photo of Queen Elizabeth II for Vogue / Photo: instagram.com/britishvogue
The second cover of the April special issue of British Vogue came out somewhat jocular. The main character is actress Anya Taylor Joy. The star starred for a fashionable gloss in the image of a punk princess with an exact copy of a diamond tiara.
Anya Taylor-Joy for the April issue of British Vogue / Photo: instagram.com/britishvogue
Recall that the first photo of Elizabeth appeared in Vogue when she was 2 years old and she bore the title of princess. See archival images of Her Majesty throughout the history of Vogue.
Duchess of York and Princess Elizabeth (1928) / Photo: British Vogue
Princess Elizabeth in uniform, photographed by Cecil Beaton (1942) / Photo: British Vogue
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, photographed by Cecil Beaton (1945) / Photo: British Vogue
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, (1947) / Photo: British Vogue
Photo of Queen Elizabeth II for Vogue / Photo: instagram.com/britishvogue
The Queen and Princess Anne, (1959) / Photo: British Vogue
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