Your Eustace

The New Yorker to redesign their mascot, Eustace Tilley.
In an annual tradition for The New Yorker, we held our fourth contest soliciting readers’ takes on Eustace Tilley, the magazine’s mascot. Tilley, the Regency dandy, is the creation of art editor Rea Irvin and has been on the cover of almost every anniversary issue—including this year’s—since his first appearance, on the début issue, in 1925….+ More >>