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Vogue Magazine June 1997 Uma Thurman Cover No Label VG
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89 Talking Fashion
95 Queen of Kitsch: In her backdrops for photographer David LaChapelle, set designer Kristen Vallow turns pop culture on its ear. David Colman peers through the looking glass.
98 Tracing a Trend: Painted Ladies
100 Adeli Special: Former Parallel designer Katayone Adeli breaks out on her own. Plus, Leap of Feith.
102 Having a Fit: With the return of the suit, fall’s must-have accessory is a talented tailor. Kristina Zimbalist buttonholes the experts.
110 Screen Icons: The new stars of television and Hollywood aren’t actors at all—they’re designer logos. Robert Sullivan plumbs the intricate world of placing designer products center screen.
112 Closet Cases: High Altitude: Who doesn’t get a rise out of wearing spiked heels? Kristina Zimbalist scans the stiletto scene.
116 She’s Gotta Have It: Used Blues: Marina Rust discovers that even at 24-karat prices, aged-to-perfection Levi’s are as good as gold.
120 The Vogue File
185 Point of View
200 Summer Shimmer: Sprinkled lightly over layered chiffon or in ornate clusters on silk tulle, beading elevates the slip dress to a seamless blend of glamour and ease.
210 In the Jeans: Whether in dark denim or bright white, the summer’s jeans are clean and chic—as at home on the avenue as they are on the range.
218 Beautiful Girl: Uma Thurman, Hollywood’s reluctant goddess, by Jonathan Van Meter.
252 Beyond Bronze: On the beach, brown bathing suits are this summer’s rich choice.
261 Vogue’s Index
283 In This Issue
284 Vogue’s Last Look
