133 years ago, the first issue of Vogue was released

The first issue of Vogue magazine was published on December 17, 1892, founded by Arthur Baldwin Turnure to cover high society, fashion, and culture for the Gilded Age elite, featuring an illustration of a debutante on its cover.

It started as a weekly chronicle of "the ceremonial side of life" and became a major fashion authority.

Founding: Arthur Baldwin Turnure launched Vogue in New York.

Content: It focused on elite society, etiquette, and fashion for both men and women.

Cover: The first cover was a black-and-white drawing by A.B. Wenzell, depicting a debutante.

Evolution: It began as a weekly newspaper and grew into the influential global fashion magazine we know today