Even though the magazine was dark from the Forties through the Seventies, the editors created a section from each of the last 100 years and filled it with images from the magazine's archives. In addition, each section comes with featured stories and photography to evoke the period it represents. For instance, former Vanity Fair editor in chief Tina Brown's 1985 cover story on Princess Diana represents the Eighties section, while a 2007 piece on Esquire's heyday, by contributor Frank DiGiacomo, is in the Sixties category.