So this weekend I call on all fashion and photography fans to head to the National Portrait Gallery to see Vogue 100: A Century of Fashion.
It's hard to believe that this fashion bible is turning a hundred. Whilst many of us are familiar with supermodels, actresses and singers gracing the hallowed covers, there was a time in the early days of Vogue when artists adorned the covers with beautiful fashion illustrations.
As you wander through the exhibition from the present back to the past you'll see how the magazine paid homage to the supermodels of the 90's, reported on the war and helped to inspire women of all ages. Personally I'm obsessed with a photo called Modern Mariners from the 1930s - something I absolutely need to own.
Similar to the Audrey Hepburn exhibition this is proving popular so make sure you book.
Vogue 100: A Century of Style
Extras: Why not enjoy the exhibition in the evening? The National Portrait Gallery are hosting a special late edition where you can enjoy cocktails, talks, music and if you are not too distracted looking at the artwork then strike a pose in the pop-up photo studio.
Cost:£19
Opening Dates: Now till 22nd May 2016Website: www.npg.org.uk
