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Vogue Magazine February 2000 – Angela Lindvall Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This February 2000 issue of Vogue Magazine features Angela Lindvall on the cover, representing the new wave of models ushering fashion into the 21st century. Inside, the issue blends bold runway reports, style retrospectives, and cultural commentary with profiles of designers, social icons, and modern beauty trends. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear, making it an excellent collectible for Vogue enthusiasts, Angela Lindvall admirers, and fashion historians. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review 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:
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Style Fax by André Leon Talley – Key seasonal fashion notes.
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Talking Fashion – Editorial insights into shifting trends at the turn of the century.
Vogue’s View features:
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Horst P. Horst, 1906–1999 – Hamish Bowles remembers the legendary photographer’s six-decade career at Vogue.
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West End Girls – Plum Sykes on Luella Bartley and the new wave of British cool.
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Mad, Mad Shoes – Marina Rust tests over-the-top footwear, from furred to feathered.
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Tracing a Trend: Leather as Lace – The unexpected softness of a tough material.
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Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes – Satirical style reflections.
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The Vogue File – A curated look at cultural and fashion highlights.
Point of View features:
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How Runway Becomes Reality – Translating avant-garde fashion into streetwear.
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Palm Beach Story – A playful look at country-club chic.
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Paris Match – Sally Singer profiles Marc Jacobs, from New York cool to Parisian luxury.
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Nights to Remember – A glittering December week of fashion, society, and music.
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Modern Love – Hamish Bowles on the world’s most stylish young couples.
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American Beauties – The Hilton and Bush sisters compared through the lens of family and society.
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A Spa Is Born – Rebecca Johnson charts Bliss Spa’s evolution into a national luxury brand.
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Entrenched – Designers reinvent the trench coat as a new statement piece.
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The Look for Less: Blame It on the Rain – Affordable takes on spring’s standout trench trend.
Health & Beauty highlights:
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Get Shorty – Amy Astley on short, shaggy crops replacing long locks.
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Modern Art – Hollywood hairstylist Art Luna takes on the teen demographic.
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Beauty Addict – Daisy Garnett celebrates the return of the classic red lip.
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Weird Science – Garnett explores cutting-edge ingredients reshaping skincare.
Features:
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Up Front – Kathryn Harrison reflects on the tension between toughness and femininity in her personal style.
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The Next Hurrah! – Bridget Jones returns in excerpts from Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.
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Italian Lessons – Hamish Bowles explores the Twombly family retreat near Rome (tie-in with ongoing coverage).
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
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People Are Talking About – Cultural notes and reviews, including TLC’s new direction, films featuring a new wave of strong women, Dave Eggers’s latest work, and Jeffrey Steingarten on the perfect hot chocolate.
This issue stands out as a turn-of-the-century collectible, capturing Angela Lindvall’s rise as a cover star and featuring a blend of fashion retrospectives, society coverage, and beauty trends for 2000. A valuable addition for collectors of vintage Vogue and early 2000s fashion history.