Kim Kardashian FINALLY lands first American Vogue cover with fiancé Kanye West

Kim appears on the cover of the April edition of the fashion bible alongside Kanye.
The reality star wears a white strapless Lanvin wedding gown for the shoot, with her rapper fiancé standing behind her in a dark suit and shirt with his arms wrapped around her waist.
Thrilled Kim tweeted that her appearance was a 'dream come true' on Friday when the cover was released on the magazine's website.
'This is such a dream come true!!! Thank you @VogueMagazine for this cover! O M GGGGGG!!! I can't even breath!' (sic) she tweeted.

Kanye simply added on his Twitter page: 'Thank you' with a link to the cover on the Vogue website.
For the cover shot, Kim's hair is pulled into a chic chignon teamed with smoky eye make-up and nude lipstick.
Her Lorraine Schwartz designed 15-carat diamond engagement ring is her only piece of jewellery.



The cover line introduces the piece as: 'Kim & Kanye Their fashionable life and surreal times. #worldsmosttalkedaboutcouple.'
It is apparently the first time a hashtag has been used on the Vogue cover and refers to Kim's huge social media presence - she has more than 20 million Twitter followers.
An accompanying video on Vogue's website shows Kim cradling the couple's eight month old baby daughter North as Kanye looks on adoringly.

Another section of footage features Kanye planting a kiss on the baby's head while sitting in a private jet.
Kim sticks to a white wardrobe for the video and she is seen looking particularly striking while walking hand in hand with Kanye in a white feathered Alexander McQueen gown.
The dramatic dress gets another appearance when Kim lies down with her back on a car with Kanye leaning in for an embrace.
Other snippets include her kissing baby North and the couple posing on a private jet to the strains of Kanye's song Bound 2 - the same track features Kim in the music video.
The photographs were taken by famed celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz, who has captured everybody from Queen Elizabeth II to John Lennon, Barack Obama and Lady Gaga.