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For the 1,063 days of the Kennedy White House, photographer Cecil W. Stoughton captured the tears, the smiles, the birthday candles, and the glamorous occasions.

Richard Reeve reads an exclusive audio excerpt from the book Portrait of Camelot: A Thousand Days in the Kennedy White House.

U.K. Edition Exclsuive

Bob Colacello draws on a lengthy friendship to explore Schlumberger’s bewitching power, her fatal weakness, and the family dramas surrounding her gallant finale.

October 2010

Eight young people who summer in style show Alix Smith and Jessica Flint around their East End habitats.

After 30 years, The Original Preppy Handbook is getting an authorized update. Let these 21 style icons teach you the new rules.

Excerpt: True Prep

Bright Young Things

VF.com presents a visual history of Ms. Middleton and her Prince.

The 2010 style elite includes princesses, First Ladies, a sitcom star, a venerable director, and a polo player. But who’s its most intriguing newcomer?

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VF Daily’s Royal Watch: Chelsy Davy comes to New York?

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The personal diary of V.F.’s intrepid Q&A; correspondent and distinguished cultural arbiter, George Wayne.

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Freezing temperatures have had a quieting effect on the city’s social scene, writes Jamie Johnson.

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Unfortunately, there’s no way to preview little Moshe Sterling Kushner’s New York Observer pre-school gossip column.

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Maureen Orth remembers the late statesman, whom she knew as "the George Washington of the Peace Corps."

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High traffic in the skies above the eastern seaboard is cramping the style of private jet owners.

The Kennedys

For excitement, promise, and sheer glamour, no Washington event will ever match the Kennedy inauguration. Todd S. Purdum gets a 50th-anniversary recap from those who lived it.

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Jamie Johnson wonders at the endurance of the smart set's cocaine-fueled senior citizens.

As Hollywood picks out a dress and books a facial, V.F. looks back at the industry’s biggest night.

Hollywood's big winners showed off their hardware to a crowd that knows a thing or two about being on top.

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Graydon Carter’s star-studded Oscar party drew an eclectic, A-list crowd to the Sunset Tower in L.A. Our photos tell a dazzling story.

A king who stammers, a geek with a vision, a daughter seeking revenge—V.F.’s portfolio proves great movies are about taking risks, on every level.

An exclusive gallery of nominees set to fight (Bale), flit (Portman), stammer (Firth), and saw (Franco) their way to Oscar glory.

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