Vogue Magazine April 1999 Maggie Rizer and Kate Moss Cover No Label

Vogue Magazine April 1999 – Maggie Rizer and Kate Moss Cover (No Label, Good Condition)

This April 1999 issue of Vogue Magazine features Maggie Rizer and Kate Moss on the cover, two defining models of the era who represented the fresh, modern face of fashion at the close of the decade. Inside, the issue offers a mix of spring fashion editorials, cultural insights, beauty coverage, and celebrity features. The magazine is in good condition and comes without a mailing label. The exact item pictured in the listing is the one you will receive. Please review all photos carefully to confirm condition.

Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Highlights from this issue include:

• Style Fax: Pasta and Prada by André Leon Talley – A witty fashion overview.

• Haute Stuff – Special Vogue in-store events in fashion and beauty.

• Talking Fashion – Commentary on the season’s trends and style narratives.

Vogue’s View features:

• Northern Exposure – William Middleton on Dutch designers redefining minimalism.

• Tracing a Trend: Surreality Check – Exploring surreal elements in modern style.

• Sample Stampede – Patricia Marx on the joys and regrets of the sample-sale craze.

• Baby Talk – Marina Rust on Manhattan’s new baby mania.

• Suite Success – Heidi Lender on W Hotels making luxury accessible.

• The Net Set – Plum Sykes profiles the stylish rise of Internet entrepreneurs.

• Clean Conscience – David Colman on the paradoxes of high-tech, high-maintenance outerwear.

• Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes – Satirical take on fashion’s obsessions.

• The Vogue File – A roundup of people, trends, and culture.

Point of View features:

• Here Comes the Sun – A wardrobe for the season: chic dresses, bombshell bikinis, and after-dark skirts.

• The Great White Way – The white shirt reimagined by rising Hollywood stars.

• Fair-Weather Leather – Softer, lighter shades of leather for spring.

• Star Wars Couture – Hamish Bowles profiles Trisha Biggar’s designs for The Phantom Menace.

• Back Flash – Joanne Chen on spring’s sexiest dresses, designed to showcase the back.

• Love Beads – Jet-set accessories in kaleidoscopic colors and patterns.

Health & Beauty highlights:

• Spiritual Love – Joanne Chen on Courtney Love turning to yoga.

• Dear John – A personal homage to hairstylist John Sahag.

• The Beauty Diagnosis – Amy Spindler’s reflections after a breast cancer diagnosis.

• Guest Editor: Roxanne Lowit – Insider tips from Vogue’s longtime lenswoman.

• True Lies – Plum Sykes on fibs in the world of trainers, salons, and self-image.

• Risky Business – Joanne Chen on extreme athletes testing physical limits.

Features:

• Up Front – Rebecca Johnson’s search for her first painting leads to self-discovery.

• Man in Motion – Julia Reed on Joseph Fiennes confronting Shakespeare’s legacy.

• Newport Light – Dodie Kazanjian on painter Howard Gardiner Cushing’s vision of Newport.

• The New Rich – Vogue examines the rise of tech millionaires and their spending power.

Additional Sections:

• Vogue’s Index

• In This Issue

• Vogue’s Last Look

• Horoscope by Athena Starwoman

• People Are Talking About – A mix of cultural features, including Kate Winslet, Annette Bening, Richard Mason, Nathan Englander, and Jeffrey Steingarten on the perfect taco.

This issue captures the energy of spring 1999 with a cover featuring two icons, Maggie Rizer and Kate Moss, alongside cultural reporting and standout fashion editorials. A must-have collectible for vintage Vogue collectors and late-1990s fashion enthusiasts.