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Vogue Magazine August 1997 Georgina Grenville Cover No Label GD Interior
Interior Condition: The inside pages are well-preserved and in good condition, with minimal signs of aging, no missing pages, and clear, legible print.
General Condition: "The magazine is overall in good vintage condition, considering its age."
Cover Condition: "The cover is in acceptable condition, showing signs of age and wear.
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142 Roped in Want to reshape your shape? Try jumping rope. That and knowing your body type may make all the difference. Wendy Schmid taps into a training program guaranteed to get you fit 161 High rise In a city where real estate rules and salons jockey for prime position, there is no loftier location than the penthouse at 754 Fifth Avenue. Amy Astley visits Manhattan's current stylist célèbre, John Barrett, at Bergdorf Goodman
166 Latin class As Latina singers, actresses, and models take center stage in droves, Nely Galán celebrates their beauty and
36, 54 Masthead
60 Editor's letter
66 Contributors
style, and remembers a time when role models were harder to come by 172 Beauty news By Anne Weintraub
188 Geometry lessons From the superslouchy suit to the new graphic eye makeup, it's a season of exaggerated shapes, extreme geometry, and '80s redux
230 Leg work With both hemlines and heels higher, legs are in the spotlight, too. Betsy Berne goes to the experts to see if it's possible to improve on nature
features
72 Talking back Letters from readers
78 Up front Love is never blind to matters of money. Rebecca Johnson reexamines the age-old question of who pays-and why 234 Portrait of a first lady Mayor's wife, mother, actress,
and TV personality.
Jonathan Van Meter asks if Donna Hanover can really be all things to all people- including her husband
238 Green peace
In the spare, serene gardens of Spanish designer Fernando
Caruncho, geometry takes on a life of its own. Emily Read discovers the philosophy behind the foliage
248 Prime time The first step in grilling the perfect steak is finding the perfect piece of meat. In his quest for tenderness, flavor, and juiciness, Jeffrey Steingarten scrutinizes science, the United States government, and his local butcher
PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT
129 Movies Queen Victoria's romance; Penn, Travolta, and Wright in love. John Powers reviews 132 Books Women have ventured into the big-boy land of detective fiction. Mary Cantwell catches four of them red-handed 136 Lives Nelson Mandela's new love,
Graça Machel of Mozambique, has a political future of her own.
By Mark Gevisser
270 Horoscope By Athena Starwoman
