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- George Hurrell created glamour photography starting out with taking pictures of his friends.

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- His friend Ramon Novarro, who was the biggest star at MGM wanted to reinvent himself as an opera star in Europe. He needed publicity photos which Hurrell had taken.

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- Hurrell started a portfolio of stars referred to as the "honest, yet idealized glamour." Bette Davis was included in this portfolio along with many other starts, which started the trend of glamour photography.

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- Betty Grable became the number one pin-up of the World War II.

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- Richard Avedon was known for breaking the photography boundaries in fashion along with being the most influential fashion photographer in the post-war era.

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- His controversial pictures challenged the traditional photography of his time and helped turn photography into an expressive art form. One of his most iconic piece is titled "Dovima with Elephants."

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- One of the most famous actresses Avedon captured was Marilyn Monroe. Avedon aimed to uncover the true personalities of everyone he photographed. He was able to produce an image that provides a rare glimpse of Monroe's inner life.

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Dr.  Robert Oppenheimer was a famous professor that Avedon photographed an image of, his work captures movement within a still image and evoked emotion from the viewers.

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- Annie Leibovitz started her photography career with the Rolling Stones. She began creating her iconic work of capturing celebrities and joined Vanity Fair in 1983 and started working regularly for Vogue in 1998.

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- The Rolling Stones weren't Annie Leibovitz easiest subjects. In the early 1970s she shot for the band in a gold Cadillac. She was renowned for her dramatic, quirky, and iconic photographic portraits of celebrities.

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- This was one of the photos Leibovitz shot for Vanity Fair. She joined Vanity Fair after shooting 142 covers for Rolling Stone. Since then she's become an emblem of celebrity portraiture from her photos.

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- He was a fashion photographer in the 1960s who gained popularity for his work in US and Italian Vogue.

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- This is one of Meisel's famous pieces.

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He has become worldwide famous for his celebrity photos as this was very popular during the 19th to 20th century. Some of his works include Madonna and the Royal Family.

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Celebrity Photography Princess Diana 1971

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Celebrity Photography Princess Diana 1971

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Testino is one of the most famous celebrity photographers and his photograph of Princess Diana which was shown in Vanity Fair, is among one of those photos. He was known for lifestyle photos that captured everyday life and showed the humanity and emotional side of humans.

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Peter Lindbergh is recognized as one of the most influential contemporary photographers of the 20th century. He is famous for redefining the image of woman and showing the soul and personality's of woman through his work.

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Lindbergh was well known for his minimalistic photographs which captured to beauty of woman and his famous black and white photos. This photo was among one of his most famous shown in British Vogue.

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Photographer Lusha Nelson put a set of swimming brothers atop a tower of megaphones in this August 1935 issue. From swimmers to boxers, professional athletes were a popular subject in photography during this time, the photos often are meant to capture the physical side of sports and sometimes show how extravagant they can be.

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Lusha Nelson was a promising young staff photographer who worked for Condé Nast Publications including Vogue and Vanity Fair from 1932-1938 and ran in prominent photography circles with the likes of Edward Steichen and Alfred Stieglitz.