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Vogue Magazine – August 2006 – Linda Evangelista Cover – No Label – Good Condition
This August 2006 issue of Vogue spotlights Linda Evangelista, celebrating timeless style, the power of aging with confidence, and the enduring influence of the original supermodels. The “Age Issue” blends fashion, culture, and beauty in a rich, multi-generational showcase.
The magazine is in good condition. The exact item shown in the photos is the one you will receive. Please review images for condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request, and all magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.
Highlights from this issue:
Fashion & Features
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Red Is the New Black – Christy Turlington, 37, proves the chic versatility of red for women of all ages
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Built for Speed – Fall’s most directional coats feature bold details and luxe textures, modeled by Linda Evangelista at 41
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Big Girls Don’t Cry – The original supermodels share their secrets to staying camera-ready decades into their careers
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Prime Time – Nine women, ages 20 to 93, reveal how they live fully and stylishly in the present
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The Trailblazer – Robin Chandler Duke’s legacy as a Wall Street pioneer and U.S. ambassador, and her belief in the power of well-tailored fashion
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Elements of Style – A candid conversation with Zadie Smith about beauty, literature, and navigating the public eye
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Yoko Rising – At 73, Yoko Ono embraces a youthful spirit while continuing her creative and humanitarian work
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The Realist – Nora Ephron on the unexpected changes that come with age—and why the alternatives aren’t better
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Siren Song – Ellen Barkin’s fierce and glamorous take on life post-divorce
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Billion-Dollar Babies – Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen step into their own style authority
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On Point – Rachel Moore leads the American Ballet Theatre into a new era
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Lady Liberty – Babbs Simpson, former Vogue fashion editor, reflects on living life on her own terms
Beauty, Health & Fitness
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Gray’s Anatomy – Embracing silver hair with style and confidence
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Raise the Bar – Luxurious old-world soaps from Provence and Florence
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The Wrinkles We Keep – Why some beauty marks of age are worth preserving
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Oh, Grow Up! – Tailoring cosmetics for baby boomers vs. their younger counterparts
A sophisticated and inspiring edition, this issue celebrates elegance, individuality, and the evolving meaning of beauty at every age.