Description
If you're a fan of high-quality journalism and captivating artwork, the New Yorker Full Magazine from September 18, 2000, is a must-have addition to your collection. This issue features the intriguing cover story “Slaves to Fashion,” masterfully illustrated by renowned artist Michael Roberts. Perfectly encapsulating the essence of early 2000s fashion commentary, this magazine offers a nostalgic glimpse into the shifting paradigms of style, culture, and consumerism.
This magazine is still in good condition, making it a desirable item for collectors and enthusiasts alike. It does bear a few signs of its age, with minor wear visible throughout the pages, but this only adds to its character and charm. Please note that there is an address label affixed to the front cover. Despite this, the content remains unmarred and engaging for readers who appreciate vintage magazine collections.
One of the standout features of this magazine is its striking artwork. Michael Roberts, a celebrated illustrator, brings a unique flair to his work that captures the attention of readers. Each page is a visual delight, making it a great conversation starter or a beautiful display piece.
- Includes the iconic cover story “Slaves to Fashion” by Michael Roberts.
- Arrives with a plastic protective covering to preserve its quality.
Owning this magazine not only enriches your reading experience but also serves as a timeless artifact of fashion history. It’s perfect for anyone interested in the evolution of style and aesthetic preferences over the decades. Whether you are a casual reader or a dedicated collector, this New Yorker edition is sure to impress.
Grab this piece of history today and enjoy a unique read that reflects a pivotal time in the world of fashion and culture!
