Lena Dunham's long-awaited Vogue issue has arrived, wrapped up in polka dots and collar-tugging because -- as the cover lines remind us -- Dunham is here representing comedy, not fashion. Still, the Annie Leibovitz and Tonne Goodman spread manages to elevate the tropes of the comedienne photo shoot (what 30 ... More
Lena Dunham's long-awaited Vogue issue has arrived, wrapped up in polka dots and collar-tugging because -- as the cover lines remind us -- Dunham is here representing comedy, not fashion. Still, the Annie Leibovitz and Tonne Goodman spread manages to elevate the tropes of the comedienne photo shoot (what 30 ... More
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