A hundred prints, filtered through the lens of Vogue, tell deeply sensual and highly provocative stories, sometimes daring and often beyond the rules. The famous magazine has always been characterised by its unique way of looking at female beauty, with images that go beyond pure aesthetic pleasure, allowing the reader to understand the profound social changes taking place in our culture. These images go beyond the norm, making the act of looking at beauty a source of intense pleasure and tantalising provocation for the reader. From the 1930s to the present day, there has been a continuous succession of unexpected and unpredictable situations, showing how aesthetic notions have changed over time, influenced by the historical, social and cultural context of the moment. From the legendary archive of images created over seventy years by the most famous photographers and thanks to the sets designed by Phyllis Posnick in her role as sitting editor, the volume brings together the most significant shots taken for Vogue, which are at once beautiful and elegant, humorous and daring, but also denunciatory and emancipatory.