René Robert Bouché ( 1905, Prague) was a trailblazing fashion illustrator whose work shaped the visual identity of Vogue from 1938 onwards. His elegant, fluid linework captured the essence of high fashion, creating iconic images for brands like Saks Fifth Avenue and Elizabeth Arden. Bouché’s distinct portraits of stylish figures like Jack Benny and Edward R. Murrow graced Time magazine covers, while his work with designers and fashion personalities immortalized New York’s vibrant fashion scene.