Tina Fey, in my opinion, looks fantastic in vintage styling. She looks great with this retro hairstyle and sexy single-color little dresses. I love the classic Bettie Page pin-up appeal of this Entertainment Weekly cover. She looks hot and impossibly chic!

I snorted and laughed really hard when I saw this cover. Featuring Sarah Silverman and Amy Poehler together with Tina, this legendary feature for Vanity Fair was shot by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz. How insane is the cupping part? It must be awesome to be friends with these women—never a dull moment! For more comedy icon shots, check out her individual portrait.

Whew! This one is off-the-charts HOT. I wonder if she was as awkward as Liz Lemon would be when she did this glamorous photoshoot. She really is America’s sweetheart, isn’t she? Gone are the years of typical chick flick heroines hogging this title.

Seeing Tina alongside Alec Baldwin on this feature brings back nostalgic television memories. I am kind of rooting for Jack and Liz to be together, but this was probably never meant to be. They have such a great friendship and working relationship that a possible romance could ruin everything. Good thing they are not each other’s type, right?

Look at her and that impish smile. I covet her cheekbones, really. In case you are not as obsessed about her as I am, Tina has a subtle scar on her left cheek. She has always been mum about it, noting she did not want to exploit the freak accident that happened when she was a child. Seeing her grace the pages of Harper’s Bazaar with such grace makes me admire her even more.

Highlights of Tina Fey’s magazine cover legacy:

Look at her working the ultimate sexy geek look for Rolling Stone. It would have been great to have Conan O’Brien on the cover with her. On 30 Rock, Liz and Conan have a romantic history and I found that fictional fact hilarious.

This photoshoot for Esquire was shot to promote her hit comedy movie, Date Night. The whole concept was having a wild night out with Tina, but she admitted that she never goes out on wild nights in real life. Basically, Tina is a hilarious star at the peak of her Hollywood career who prefers staying home with family. I’d do the same, too!

I read that her movie made a killing at the Box Office alongside Steve Carell. Have you guys seen the movie? It highlights her incredible comedy timing on the big screen.

There is something a bit unique about the high-fashion makeup here, but I like that she also does major fashion publications. I wish I could find a back issue of this magazine. I’m always interested to know more about her genuine friendship with Amy Poehler.

Gracing the pages of Vogue, this cover photo features that iconic Mickey Mouse ears concept. I love how it blends high-fashion photography with her signature sense of humor. Tina Fey proves that real charm and comedy never go out of style.