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Queen Elizabeth II covers June’s Vanity Fair to celebrate her 90th birthday. The Queen was able to curate the photo taken by renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz. As you can see above, Queen Elizabeth II chose to have the most imporatant members of the Royal Family on the cover with her, her Corgis and Dorgis.

 

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The Queen is sitting with her Dorgis, Holly (held) and Willow (on the left). The other two, Vulcan and Candy are, as Vanity Fair writes, “a crossbreed the Queen engineered when one of her corgis mated with a dachshund that belonged to her sister, Princess Margaret.” The corgi more than half a century. In 1949, the Queen began a program of royal corgi breeding from her first puppy, Susan.

 

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Head over to Vanity Fair to see the full preview for the upcoming issue.

 

 

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