In 1997 they were known as 'Blair's Babes' and in 2010 they became 'Cameron's Cuties'; so in 2024 they have been dubbed 'Starmer's Sisterhood'.
Thirteen MPs elected as part of Labour's landslide last month are featured in the September issue ofBritish Vogue.
The fashion bible has titled them the 'women MPs determined to change Britain for the better' and they have promised a 'shift' in British politics.
Six of the 'Vogue 13' are newly-elected MPs, while seven have returned to the House of Commons following the general election on 4 July.
But, since they posed for a glossy photoshoot with the magazine, two of their number - Apsana Begum and Zarah Sultana - have been suspended from Labour.
This followed their rebellion against Sir Keir over the King's Speech, as they backed an amendment in favour of scrapping the two-child benefit cap.
Thirteen MPs elected as part of Labour's landslide last month are featured in the September issue of British Vogue
Tony Blair famously posed for a photograph with most of the 101 female Labour MPs elected as part of his 1997 landslide victory
The images led to the female MPs being known asled to them being known as 'Blair's Babes'.
Who are the 'Vogue 13'?
Apsana Begum, 34, MP for Poplar and Limehouse - former council worker who is the UK's first hijab-wearing MP. Currently suspended by Labour.
Kate Dearden, 30, MP for Halifax - former trade unionist and ex-chair of Labour Students. Now a Government assistant whip.
Bell Ribeiro-Addy, 39, MP for Clapham and Brixton Hill - former chief of staff to veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott and an ex- shadow minister.
Elsie Blundell, 33, MP for Heywood and Middleton North - a local councillor who was campaigning at eight months pregnant.
Gen Kitchen, 29, MP for Wellingborouh and Rushden - former charity fundraiser who cut short her honeymoon to win a by-election. A Government assistant whip.
Amanda Martin, 50, MP for Portsmouth North - former teacher who was once president of the National Education Union. She ousted Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt at the general election.
Uma Kumaran, 38, MP for Stratford and Bow - former aide to Sadiq Khan and Sir Keir Starmer. She is the first British politician of Sri Lankan Tamil descent. Her parents fled the country's civil war in the 1980s.
Zarah Sultana, 30, MP for Coventry South - chair of the Socialist Campaign Group. Currently suspended by Labour.
Nadia Whittome, 27, MP for Nottingham East - previously the 'Baby of the House' following her election in 2019 at the age of 23.
Louise Haigh, 37, MP for Sheffield Heeley - former trade unionist who is now Transport Secretary and the youngest member of Sir Keir's Cabinet.
Taiwo Owatemi, 32, MP for Coventry North West - former pharmacist who is now a Government whip.
Helena Dollimore, 30, MP for Hastings and Rye - previously worked for Save the Children in refugee camps and was once chair of the Oxford University Labour Club.
Rosie Wrighting, 27, MP for Kettering - quit her job as a buyer for fashion website Asos to focus on being elected to Parliament.
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Bell Riberio-Addy, the 39-year-old who was re-elected to Parliament as Clapham and Brixtol Hill MP on 4 July, told the magazine that Labour's landslide had ushered in 'the most representative parliament in history'.
Helena Dollimore, 30, who was newly-elected as MP for Hastings and Rye last month, said:'We're going to see a shift in the way we saw [with] the biggest intake of women in 1997.
'For the first time, Parliament started talking about childcare and domestic violence properly.
'The same could happen this time with the huge change we've seen – we've already seen that in who's leading the country.'
Tony Blair famously posed for a photograph with most of the 101 female Labour MPs elected as part of his 1997 landslide victory, which led to them being known as 'Blair's Babes'.
Prior to the 2010 general election, David Cameron selected a number of female candidates in safe Tory seats as he pushed to change the image of the party.
Many of them took part in a glossy photoshoot prior to election night, including future Cabinet ministers Kemi Badenoch, Priti Patel and Penny Mordaunt - which saw them dubbed 'Cameron's Cuties'.
The 1997 general election saw a total of 120 women elected to the House of Commons, exactly double the number elected in 1992.
On July 4 this year, a record number of women were elected to Parliament with 263 of the 650 MPs (40 per cent) now female. This was up from 220 in 2019.
But Louise Haigh, 37, the Transport Secretary and MP for Sheffield Heeley, hailed Labour's new Government as 'not just much more female, it's much more representative of the country at large'.
'It's just much more normal than any cabinet, I think, that's ever sat before it,' she added.
Stratford and Bow MP Uma Kamaran, 38, now holds the distinction of being thefirst British politician of Sri Lankan Tamil descent.
'You feel the weight of history,' she said. 'I've seen an incredible outpouring of support from the Tamil diaspora.'
Kettering MP Rosie Wrighting, 27, described how she took leave from her job as a buyer for fashion website Asos to stand in her Northamptonshire constituency.
She said her 'real-world experience' of struggling at university when 'there wasn't money at the end of the month, despite working full-time' prompted her to get into politics.
'Yesterday was the first time I've ever walked into the House of Commons,' she told the magazine. 'I've never been in the building before.'
Since the 'Vogue 13' posed for a glossy photoshoot, two of their number - Apsana Begum and Zarah Sultana - have been suspended from Labour
On July 4 this year, a record number of women were elected to Parliament with 263 of the 650 MPs (40 per cent) now female. This was up from 220 in 2019
Gen Kitchen, 29, who first won her Wellingborough seat at a by-election in February before being re-elected in July, recounted her emotions on election night when her constituency was projected by the exit poll to be too close to call.
'I went upstairs, had a bit of a cry in the shower, listened to some piano versions of Taylor Swift's Reputation and then I got myself together,' she said.
