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Vogue Magazine April 2000 – Carolyn Murphy Cover (No Label, Good Condition)
This April 2000 issue of Vogue Magazine features supermodel Carolyn Murphy on the cover, representing the refined elegance of the new millennium. Inside, the issue explores couture, emerging designers, cultural icons, and the evolving definition of modern beauty. The magazine is in good condition with some minor edge wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details.
Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue include:
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Style Fax by André Leon Talley – Notes on fashion’s key seasonal moments.
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The Moving Image: Steven Meisel – The legendary photographer recalls Vogue as seen through his young eyes in the 1960s.
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The Chosen – Emerging designers who are reshaping fashion for a new era.
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Sole of Disaster – Emily Eakin on the pump’s return to prominence in women’s wardrobes.
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Ring Leader – Robert Sullivan on the enduring allure of cashmere.
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Sayonara, Man – As Kenzo bids farewell to fashion, Gilles Rosier prepares to carry the house forward.
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Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes.
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Tracing a Trend: Skirt Chasing – Skirts take center stage in a new wave of feminine chic.
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The Vogue File – A roundup of what’s driving fashion and culture.
Point of View features:
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How to Wear Couture – Sally Singer on the Paris collections and the exclusive clients who define them.
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How to Wear Patterns and Prints – Balancing bold combinations with ladylike grace.
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How to Wear Minimalism – The enduring elegance of simplicity in black and white.
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How to Wear Glitz – Flash meets restraint in a new vision of modern glamour.
Health & Beauty highlights:
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Sleeping to the Top – Joanne Chen on slumber as the latest status symbol in wellness culture.
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Do the Wave – Dana Wagner explores the return of romantic hair.
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Brush with Glory – A European reinvention of the everyday tube of toothpaste.
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Diva Slam – Robert Sullivan covers M.A.C.’s Viva Glam event, where Mary J. Blige and Lil’ Kim command attention.
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Great Expectations – Iman reinvents herself with a second act in the beauty industry.
Features:
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Up Front – Hesper Anderson reflects on her childhood and her memoir South Mountain Road.
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The Spouse in the White House – Julia Reed on the challenges faced by presidential partners.
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The New Dot.com Society – Jonathan Van Meter examines Manhattan’s ambitious new class.
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Building a Reputation – Deyan Sudjic profiles architects Herzog & de Meuron and their impact with the Tate Modern.
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Toro, Toro – Jeffrey Steingarten’s adventurous journey into Japan’s world of tuna.
Additional Sections:
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Vogue’s Index
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In This Issue
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Vogue’s Last Look
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Horoscope by Athena Starwoman
People Are Talking About:
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Keeley Hawes’s film debut, Broadway’s A David Party, Copenhagen’s creative scene, and Ted Muehling’s artistry.
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Movies – John Powers reviews performances from Julia Roberts, Christina Ricci, and Sofia Coppola.
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Books – Reviews of Elizabeth Fishel’s Reunion, Like Normal People, and Zadie Smith’s White Teeth.
This issue stands as a strong collectible, blending the elegance of Carolyn Murphy’s cover presence with in-depth explorations of fashion’s trends, personalities, and cultural shifts in 2000.