In January 2018, the magazine that many of us have come to know and love, Vanity Fair, announced that they were retiring the magazine letter box.

Vanity Fair Magazine, or VF, is the oldest magazine in the world, and one of the most iconic magazines of all time.

The letterbox is a big part of that, and we are thrilled to bring it back to Vanity Fair as a part of our 2018 celebration.

Today we’re introducing a new look for our letterbox, and it will be available in two sizes.

We’ve got the traditional “VF” size in the style of an old-school letterbox (you can find them at Macy’s, Forever 21, and other retailers), and we’ve also designed a new design for the smaller size of the letterbox that will be a little bit smaller but still will fit on most desks.

We’re hoping that our letterboxes will be as fun for the kids as the letterboxes themselves are for us, and this redesign will allow them to enjoy the look of the classic Vanity Fair letters, while also helping to make them easier to open.

The redesign is a little longer than the previous redesigns.

The first redesign we designed was a little less than 2 feet (60 cm) long, and that’s not much of a stretch considering how many letters we’ve seen on our shelves, but it did require a bit more work than a new letterbox.

This redesign has been slightly longer, and will have a more comfortable opening for children.

We also took a look at the letter-writing portion of our business.

When we started out, our letters were sent by mail, but as the business grew, we decided that we needed a more convenient way for customers to write letters.

We made the decision to go with a postal service we had been using for a long time, and the company we have now is called USPS.

We have received so many letters from customers asking us to make a change to our letter-to-the-editor (the letter-sending portion of the business) that we had to make the change, too.

The new letter-boxes are made from a very high-quality material that will feel right in your hands, and they’ll help to make our letters a little easier to handle.

This is one of those redesigns that we’re very proud of.

As a part a larger redesign, we’re also redesigning the lettering in a way that makes it more convenient for customers.

In this redesign, our lettering will be the only part of the box that you’ll have to move your hand through to open it.

The letters will now be organized in a similar way to our regular letters, and you can easily turn the letters on and off by flipping them over.

We are also changing the way that the letters are printed, which means that the letter box will now look a little different.

Our letters are going to be much easier to find, but we are making sure that we’ve created a very different experience for children with this redesign.

The old design of our letter boxes were printed on thick paper that was pretty hard to open, and when the letters were printed this way, it was very difficult to read.

With this redesign we’ve gone back to a high-end printing process that will allow us to print our letters on the back of the boxes.

This will give you more legibility and will make your letters easier to read, too, because they’ll be printed with a high quality paper.

We hope that our redesigns will make it easier for our customers to open the letter boxes and keep them coming back for more letters.

For more information on this redesign visit the letterboxing redesign.com.

We’d like to thank all of the designers who worked hard to create this new look, and for their dedication and hard work.

Thank you, all of you, for making Vanity Fair one of our favorite magazines and one that we’ll miss.

For a more detailed look at what to expect from this redesign click here.