The latest installment of Vogue's canine-focused spin-off magazine, Dogue, has arrived for 2026, featuring celebrity pets in stylish photo shoots.
Among the featured pets is Sansa, Bad Bunny's four-year-old beagle, who is depicted enjoying a plate of spaghetti at a dinner table with the artist, reminiscent of the iconic scene from Disney's "Lady and the Tramp." Bad Bunny acquired Sansa as a puppy and named her after Sophie Turner's character from "Game of Thrones." While Bad Bunny travels globally, Sansa resides in Puerto Rico. This is not Sansa's first appearance in front of the camera; she previously featured in Bad Bunny's 2023 music video for "Ojitos Lindos."
Millie Bobby Brown's miniature poodle, Winnie, also made an appearance. Winnie, whose full name is Winnie the…Poohdle, posed on a table with a red apple. Brown, 22, and Winnie, her six-year-old companion, were photographed in a white penthouse setting. Winnie has been a consistent presence on set with Brown for projects including "Damsel," "Enola Holmes," and multiple seasons of "Stranger Things," as well as press videos and "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
Brown revealed that Winnie has played a role in managing her anxiety, employing deep-pressure therapy by placing her paws on Brown's chest during panic attacks. "She’s a little genius. I got her to help me with my anxiety and she’s completely changed my life," Brown shared.
Also featured in the magazine are Lena Dunham's Mexican Xoloitzcuintli, Ingrid, and her Chinese Crested, Cornichon, seen relaxing on a bed. Dunham was photographed in 2025.
The inspiration for the Dogue issue reportedly stemmed from an editor's sighting of a Labrador puppy on Vogue's cover in February 1997. Future celebrity pet announcements are anticipated.
Previous Dogue features have included Sydney Sweeney's dog Tank, Demi Moore's chihuahua Pilaf, and Glen Powell's dog Brisket. Historically, Vogue has also featured pets such as Coco Chanel's Great Dane and Yorkshire terriers alongside photographer Arthur Elgort.