From his early days at Perry Ellis, through his 14-year stint at Louis Vuitton, to his post-pandemic era, Vogue’s December guest editor Marc Jacobs is responsible for decades of memorable shows. After much internal discussion,

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Anna Wintour has chosen Marc Jacobs as the first guest editor in US Vogue’s history.

EDITOR’S NOTE: And now…go behind the scenes at Vogue and watch how the December issue—guest edited by Marc Jacobs—came together. The below video takes you the whole project, from start to finish. For Anna: hair, Andreas Anastasis; makeup, Melissa Silver. For Marc: hair, Sandy Hullett; makeup, Eduardo Jiménez.

It was late spring, and Anna Wintour, the notoriously decisive editor of Vogue, was stymied. That is not a common state for her. But the presidential election had her in a bind, at least when it came to her December issue. She had to make a magazine in one reality and publish it in another. What to do?

Anna Wintour has tapped Marc Jacobs to be the first-ever guest editor of U.S. Vogue magazine. On Sunday, editor-in-chief Wintour unveiled the cover of the December 2024 issue of the fashion publication,

He didn’t say much, only that he represented a house designed by the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright, commissioned by the Austrian American automobile importer Max Hoffman, completed in 1955 and located about an hour from Manhattan. But the house wasn’t for just anyone, as its current owners would only sell to the right buyer.