The Kid Brother (1927)
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Harold Lloyd - The Kid Brother (1927)
Mount Etna spews lava on the southern Italian island of Sicily February 9, 2012. Mount Etna is Europe’s tallest and most active volcano. [REUTERS/Antonio Parrinello]
The Vanities opener page in the magazine—conceived as our so-called “second cover”—turns 20 this year. And so, for its birthday, we look at back at the making of the page throughout its history—including its aesthetic inspiration (hattip, Elvgren!) and the ingenues-turned-A-listers who made the cut. Before they won an Oscar, they were a Vanity. (Click below to see how we were influenced for an ’09 shoot.)
Top, “Out of This World,” by pinup maestro Gil Elvgren, from 1959; below, , March 2009.
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We made the South Pole!
[Thanks to V.F. pal Sebastian Copeland.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyhcnjxujZ1qfy8apo1_1280.jpg)
We made the South Pole!
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There’s a girl on facebook, she’s a friend actually, who always posts such annoying statuses. Those deep statuses, you know. When it’s totally about nothing but the way it’s written seems to give everyone the feeling that it’s really intelligent and beautiful.
Wow huge rant.
