Description
Vogue Magazine – February 2009 – Blake Lively Cover – No Label – Very Good Condition
This February 2009 issue of Vogue features Blake Lively on the cover, capturing her effortless glamour and rising star power during her Gossip Girl era. Inside, the magazine blends high fashion, culture, and lifestyle content in true Vogue style.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request, and all magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.
Highlights from This Issue
Fashion & Style
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It’s a Madcap World – A celebration of quirky, optimistic eclecticism in fashion, where bold mixes and unexpected pairings take center stage (p. 146)
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One-Piece Wonder – The versatile jumpsuit makes a high-fashion return, perfect for everything from skydiving to nightlife glamour (p. 158)
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Proper English – Plum Sykes discovers timeless wardrobe pieces during a weekend in the country (p. 110)
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New Edition – Marni’s breezy new capsule collection (p. 114)
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The Real Deal – Inside the mind of jewelry provocateur Tom Binns (p. 114)
Beauty, Health & Fitness
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A New Light – The science and hype behind Vitamin D’s whole-body benefits (p. 119)
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Cost & Effect – Navigating luxury beauty in a tough economy: what to keep and what to cut (p. 122)
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Beauty Capital: Brooklyn – Exploring the borough’s most in-demand beauty destinations (p. 120)
Culture & Features
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India Hicks in Rio de Janeiro – A dispatch from the vibrant city (p. 102)
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Henry Cavill – The Tudors star shows a different side (p. 131)
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Pierre Bonnard Exhibit – Late-career masterpieces at The Met (p. 136)
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Travel – Richard Alleman on one of southern France’s most romantic hotels (p. 132)
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Movies, Theater & Books – Joaquin Phoenix in Two Lovers, Rebecca Hall and Ethan Hawke in The Bridge Project, and a roundup of compelling new love stories
A stylish and collectible edition for fans of Blake Lively, fashion history enthusiasts, and Vogue magazine collectors alike.