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Vogue Magazine April 2001 – Renée Zellweger Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This April 2001 issue of Vogue spotlights Renée Zellweger, fresh off her transformation into Bridget Jones in Bridget Jones’s Diary. The feature “Bridget Jones Takes Paris” follows Zellweger as she dons couture, attends dinners with top designers, and becomes the ultimate Texan-turned-British heroine on the world stage. A perfect issue for fans of Zellweger, Bridget Jones, and early-2000s fashion.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The photos are of the exact item you will receive. Each issue is stored in a protective plastic sleeve. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue:
Fashion & Vogue View
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Style Fax – By André Leon Talley.
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Nostalgia – Carmen dell’Orefice remembers modeling for John Rawlings.
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The Paris Shuffle – Hamish Bowles on couture’s clash between old masters and young innovators.
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Chain, Chain, Chain – Jewelers Tom Binns and Desi Santiago redefine statement jewelry.
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Secrets and Lies – Elizabeth Hayt investigates the hidden psychology of shopping.
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Closet Case – Lulu Guinness on her retro style and signature handbags.
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Gimme the Couture, Mom! – Plum Sykes on the rise of couture-loving teenage rebels.
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The Vogue File – Seasonal notes and highlights.
Point of View
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Bridget Jones Takes Paris – Renée Zellweger lives out the fantasy of Britain’s most famous antiheroine in couture, cocktails, and paparazzi-filled nights.
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Two for the Road – Basics for balancing weekday city life with weekend escapes.
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Shore Things – Miami-inspired splashy colors and cocktail-ready fashion.
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Balmy Leather – Lightweight leather redefined for spring.
Health & Beauty
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Burn Rate – Rebecca Johnson on a gadget that may reveal why diets fail.
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Home Base – Stila founder Jeanine Lobell opens her first Los Angeles shop.
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Vanishing Point – The short-scar facelift (S-Lift) explored by Elizabeth Hayt.
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The New Wave – Sarah Brown on the return of 1920s-inspired flapper bobs.
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Permanent Vacation – Malia Mills brings her lingerie-inspired design ethos to makeup.
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Extreme Measures – Pat McGrath’s bold makeup looks that transition from runway to real life.
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A Bitter Pill – Joanne Chen investigates the renewed abortion debate around Mifepristone.
Features
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Up Front – Reflections on identity and womanhood.
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Bridget Jones Takes Paris – Cover feature with Renée Zellweger.
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Vogue Index, In This Issue, Last Look – Closing sections with cultural notes.
This issue is a standout collectible—capturing the turn-of-the-millennium fashion scene and Renée Zellweger’s star power as Bridget Jones redefined the romantic comedy heroine for a new era.