Getty Images just announced the completion of its newest project - the addition of 100+ image archive of fashion and beauty images from Vogue Paris to its site.

The collection of images, from 1926 to the present, are mostly never before seen shots all by Vogue Paris photographers like Hans Feurer, Jean-Daniel Lorieux, Thierry Le Goues, and Henry Clarke (the images that have been seen before are famous VP covers that they just couldn’t resist including).

It took Getty employees two weeks to scan, edit and caption every image for the archive that launches on June 17, which will be updated with new additions regularly.

Here’s a sneak peek at just a few of what they’ll have in store, sent just for us - but only because you’re our favorites, of course.

*Photo by Henry Clarke/Collection Vogue Paris/Getty Images

With Fashion Week starting pretty much today, we’re finally thinking about what to wear in order to look good without wanting to die while we run around town for 10+ hours at a time.

But we also know that for a lot of other people, Fashion Week is about one thing in particular: Pictures.

You see it at shows/parties all the time - people posing awkwardly, trying to catch photographers’ attention in the hopes of ending up on Style.com. Some people even make a career out of it (you know who you are).

So we had a little chat with Scott Gries, veteran photographer for Getty Images, on how to maximize your chances of ending up on WireImage (because we all know that once you’re on that site, there’s really no going back.)

Just in case our readers are planning on hitting up some events dressed to the nines with a friend meant to act as a “publicist”. Or, you know, if you’re “just wondering”…