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Anneliese Seubert -

Seubert was on the cover of the April issue of Vogue Australia in 1991.

The German-born Aussie model moved to Cooma, NSW, when she was just 9 years old. 

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Sarah Murdoch -

British-born Australian supermodel, actress, TV personality and presenter landed her very first Vogue Australia cover in April 1993. 

But her Covergirl status did not end there! She has also been on the cover of Vogue Australia issues in June 1993, April and June 1994, May 1995, March and July 1996, October 1997, May 1998, March 2006, and August 2014. 

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Kate Fischer -

This 44-year-old former model and actress goes by the name Tziporah Malkah nowadays.

She landed her first Vogue Australia cover in 1993, in the November issue. She was also Covergirl for the March issue in 1997 and the January issue in 1998.

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Kylie Minogue -

The soap and pop star first graced the cover of Vogue Australia in the January issue in 1994. 

In the September issue in 1999, Minogue has joined by supermodel Elle Macpherson on the cover. Minogue was also on the cover of May 2003, as well as December 2006, May 2014 and May 2018.

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Kristy Hinze -

The model-turned-actress and presenter also graced the cover of Vogue Australia on various occasions.

Her first cover was in January 1995, followed closely by another in April of the same year. 

Hinze was back on the cover of the June issue in 1999, as well as the December issue in 2007.

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Elle Macpherson -

It was in 1995 when Elle Macpherson landed her first cover in Vogue Australia (March issue).

She also landed the cover in November 1995, in addition to sharing the cover with Kylie Minogue in 1999.

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Kimberley Davies - Soap star Kimberley Davies, most famous for her role in 'Neighbours', rocked the cover of Vogue Australia in the September issue of 1995.

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Chloe Maxwell - Bringing the year to an end was TV personality and model Chloe Maxwell, who made the cover of Vogue Australia in December 1995.

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Toni Collette - Aussie Hollywood actress Toni Collette was already a Golden Globe nominee when she graced the cover of Vogue Australia in May 1995.

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Nicole Kidman -

Fellow Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman has been on the cover of Vogue Australia eight times.

Her first cover was in 1995, in the February issue. In 2015, she was on the cover of the September issue—which we all know is the most prestigious cover (in the fashion world) to be on.

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Alyssa Sutherland -

Brisbane-born model Alyssa Sutherland kick-started her career in 1997 when she won the Girlfriend magazine model search competition.

She was first featured on the cover of Vogue Australia in the 1998 September issue, alongside Aussie model Lisa Seiffert.

Sutherland landed her first solo cover in December 1999.

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Christine Anu - 'My Island Home' pop singer Christine Anu made it to the cover of Vogue Australia in October 2000.

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Cate Blanchett -

By just one, Blanchett beats Kidman with her nine Vogue Australia covers.

Her first time on the cover was in the May issue in 1999. In 2009, Blanchett graced the September issue's cover and in 2017 she braced the November cover with Aussie hunk Chris Hemsworth.

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Natalie Imbruglia -

The world-famous 'Torn' singer landed her first Vogue Australia cover in 1998, in the August issue.

However, it was in 2002 that she was on the cover of the famous September issue. 

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Holly Valance - Actor and model Holly Valance, whose married name is Holly Candy, has graced the cover of Vogue Australia once in her career. It was on the 2003 June issue.

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Rose Byrne -

Who knew that the 'Dallas Doll' and 'Bridesmaids' actress made it to the cover of Vogue Australia three times? 

Her first cover was in October 2003, followed by the June issue in 2005, and the July issue in 2010.

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Sophie Monk - This may surprise you... Sophie Monk has been on the cover of Vogue Australia just once, on the 2004 January issue.

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Gemma Ward -

Aussie supermodel Gemma Ward has landed the cover of Vogue Australia seven times, so far—and three of them were in the same year!

In 2004, Ward was on the cover of the February, September, and November issues. The latest cover she graced was the January issue in 2016.

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Nicole Trunfio -

The WA-born model landed her first Vogue Australia cover in 2004, on the August issue.

She has also graced the August issue in 2008 and the February cover in 2010.

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Mary Elizabeth Donaldson -

To the world she's Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark, but Aussies knew her as the marketing guru she was prior to her royal ties. 

She's been on the cover of Vogue Australia on multiple occasions. Her first cover was December 2004, the same year she married her prince. In August 2016, the Princess graced the cover of Vogue Australia with her Prince husband. 

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Melissa George - The Perth-born Australian-American actress, model, and former rollerskating champion was on the cover of Vogue Australia in October 2006.

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Alice Burdeu -

'Australia's Next Top Model' season 3 winner Alice Burdeu landed the cover of Vogue Australia in September 2007, the same year the won the contest.

Burdeu was also featured on the cover of the July issue in 2008.

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Jessica Hart -

Hart is famous for her 2009 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, but did you know she was on the cover of Vogue Australia before that even happened?

The 2008 March issue was Hart's first cover on the magazine, her second cover was in January 2014.

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Catherine McNeil -

She was only 14 years old when she won Girlfriend magazine's model search contest. Vogue Paris named her one of the Top 30 models of the 2000s.

McNeil has been on seven Vogue Australia covers, including two in 2008 (April and November) and two in 2010 (January and September). 

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Abbey Lee Kershaw -

The Melbourne supermodel has also graced the cover of Vogue Australia seven times in her career so far.

Her first cover was on the 2008 September issue, shot by photographer Max Doyle. That's a big issue to land, especially as her first!

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Rosie Tupper -

Tupper reportedly began modelling professionally in 2009, the same year she made it to her first Vogue Australia cover. Go girl!

She was also on the cover in the 2010 April issue.

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Myf Shepherd -

The Cairns fashion model landed her first (and only) Vogue Australia cover in 2009, in the July issue. 

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Elyse Taylor -

The blonde bombshell was discovered by a modelling agency at the age of 18. In November 2009, at age 23, Taylor landed her first cover in Vogue Australia (November issue).

Taylor also got the cover on 2010 May issue.

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Abbie Cornish - Actress and rapper Abbie Cornish, who also goes by DJ Dusk, was on the cover of Vogue Australia in 2009, in the December edition.

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Samantha Harris -

28-year-old Aboriginal fashion model Samantha Harris won the 'Girlfriend Covergirl' contest at age 11. By 2010, Harris was on the cover of Vogue Australia (June issue).

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Miranda Kerr -

The world-famous Aussie model, Victoria's Secret Angel, and entrepreneur has been on the cover of Vogue Australia on various occasions. 

Her first cover was in the January issue in 2011. However, her first-ever Vogue covers were for the September issues of Vogue Spain and Vogue Italia in 2010.

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Julia Nobis -

Aussie model and medical student Julia Nobis graced the cover of Vogue Australia three times and Vogue Italia four times. 

Nobis' first Vogue Australia cover was in 2011, on the December issue. 

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Rachael Taylor - The 34-year-old Aussie model-turned-Hollywood actress landed the cover of Vogue Australia in August 2011.

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Isabel Lucas - Model and 'Home and Away' star Isabel Lucas has also graced the cover of Vogue Australia. It was the December issue in 2011, which was shot by photographer Max Doyle.

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Delta Goodrem - Internationally recognised Aussie singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem braced the cover of Vogue Australia in July 2012.

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Bella Heathcote -

The soap actress-turned-Hollywood starlet has also featured on Vogue Australia's cover, on two occasions. 

Her first cover was in September 2012 and her second was in August 2017.

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Erica Packer - Singer, model, and James Packer's ex-wife landed the cover of Vogue Australia in the November issue in 2013.

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Mia Wasikowska -

She first rose to fame in 'All Saints', then she conquered Hollywood, and has also made it to the cover Vogue Australia! 

Wasikowska has been on the cover of the March issue in 2014, as well as the July issue in 2016.

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Margot Robbie -

In 2015, her career was on a high (and it still is!). That same year Robbie made it to the cover of Vogue Australia's March issue. 

Robbie has also been on the cover of the magazine's December issue in 2017, the same year Times magazine named her one of the "100 most influential people in the world".

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Teresa Palmer -

The 32-year-old actress, writer, and model made it to the cover of Vogue Australia for the first time in 2017, on the May issue.

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Rebel Wilson -

Earlier this year, comedian and actress Rebel Wilson graced the cover of Vogue Australia's June issue. 

Wilson defended the cover after it received backlash for the cover about it being 'photoshopped', which was reportedly not the case. 

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