Photograph by Norman Jean Roy.
The Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue for March 2011 was a star-studded edition celebrating the biggest names in film at the time. This highly anticipated annual issue featured a glamorous cover showcasing some of the industry's most promising and established actors, dressed in elegant, vintage-inspired attire, evoking the Golden Age of Hollywood.
The Cover and Theme
The March 2011 Hollywood Issue was photographed by the legendary Annie Leibovitz, known for her timeless and cinematic portrait style. The cover featured a mix of rising stars and established A-list actors, capturing the essence of Hollywood’s new and classic talent. The spread was designed with a vintage aesthetic, reminiscent of Old Hollywood, complete with luxurious gowns, tailored suits, and an opulent, cinematic setting.
The Featured Stars
The issue highlighted some of the most talked-about actors of the time, many of whom had standout performances in recent films. While Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue traditionally spotlights Oscar nominees and emerging talents, the 2011 edition included a mix of young and seasoned stars making waves in the industry.
Inside the Issue
Beyond the stunning cover and photography, the magazine included in-depth interviews, behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories, and discussions about the state of the film industry in 2011. Topics ranged from the evolution of cinema, the impact of streaming, and the new wave of directors shaping Hollywood’s future.
The Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue has always been a prestigious moment for actors featured in it, symbolizing their place in the industry and their potential longevity in Hollywood.
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