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Vogue Magazine July 2001 – Catherine Zeta-Jones Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This July 2001 issue of Vogue showcases Catherine Zeta-Jones on the cover, photographed by Herb Ritts and styled by Tonne Goodman. Wearing an antique gold hand-beaded slip dress by Donna Karan New York with Fred Leighton earrings, Zeta-Jones embodies Hollywood glamour at its finest. Makeup was created with Estée Lauder products by Paul Starr, with hair by Luigi Murenu for Streeters.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on the edges. Photos are of the exact item you will receive. Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping 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 – Kenneth Jay Lane recalls the international glamour of Vogue’s early 1960s lifestyle stories.
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Style Counsel – Robert Sullivan on fashion law and Prada’s talent search.
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Closet Case – Jodie Becker, a young NYC professional with two careers and a dual wardrobe.
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Point of View – “On the Money” by Sarah Mower, exploring fashion’s flashy Wall Street crossover.
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Splitting Image – Narciso Rodriguez inspires women to embrace multiple fashion personalities.
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Not the Girl-Next-Door – Catherine Zeta-Jones’ rise from Welsh beauty to screen goddess.
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Would You Wear This House? – Plum Sykes on Narciso Rodriguez’s and Matthew Williamson’s homes as reflections of their collections.
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Sudden Impact – Superpowerful fall accessories that transform wardrobes.
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The Great White Way – White as summer’s fresh signature color.
Health & Beauty
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The Body Guard – Daisy Garnett on the behind-the-scenes experts who keep stars sleek.
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The Shining – Glossy lips for sun-kissed summer skin.
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In Living Color – Smoky eyes get a colorful update. By Amy Astley.
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Lashing Out – Sarah Brown on mascara wars across top beauty brands.
Features
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Up Front – Elizabeth Weil on learning to surf.
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Not the Girl-Next-Door – Jonathan Van Meter profiles Catherine Zeta-Jones’ transformation into a Hollywood goddess.
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The Sure Thing – Sally Singer on John Cusack’s enduring appeal.
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Doing the Unacceptable – Dodie Kazanjian on Sam Taylor-Wood’s art, survival, and resilience.
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Salt Chic – Jeffrey Steingarten travels the world to investigate the flavors and politics of salt.
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Horoscope – By Athena Starwoman.
People Are Talking About
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Actor Chris Klein, architect Mies van der Rohe, and rising star Ryan Gosling.
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Movies – Sarah Kerr reviews Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Lost and Delirious.
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Books – Megan O’Grady on summer reading picks.
This issue is a must-have for collectors of early 2000s Vogue, featuring Catherine Zeta-Jones’ first major Vogue cover, Herb Ritts’ iconic photography, and a mix of timeless fashion, beauty, and cultural commentary.