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Vogue Magazine June 2000 – Gisele Bündchen & George Clooney Cover (No Label, Good Condition)
This June 2000 issue of Vogue Magazine features supermodel Gisele Bündchen and actor George Clooney on the cover, capturing a defining cultural moment at the turn of the millennium. Inside, the issue blends fashion-forward editorials, celebrity profiles, and cultural features with Vogue’s signature perspective on style and society. The magazine is in good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for details.
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 notes on seasonal fashion direction.
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The Moving Image: Bella Freud – Designer Bella Freud reflects on how punk and Catherine Deneuve inspired her fashion eye.
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Runway Report – Sally Singer on why real clothes—trenches, LBDs, crocodile jackets—ruled the Fall 2000 shows.
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The Cult of the Cuff – Plum Sykes explores the rise of Hermès’s iconic spiked cuff.
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Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes.
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The Vogue File – Curated snapshots of fashion and culture.
Point of View features:
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Divine Inspiration – Seven designers reveal what shaped their Fall 2000 collections.
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Catch Him If You Can – Lisa DePaulo profiles George Clooney, both on screen in The Perfect Storm and beyond.
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Gilt Trip – Gold shines as the season’s most decadent accent.
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Age Matters – Sally Singer examines fashion’s cross-generational style codes.
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Short Cuts – Hollywood’s rising stars embrace shorter silhouettes.
Health & Beauty highlights:
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Celebrity Skin – Amy Astley on Jillian Dempsey’s new lip and cheek products, beloved by Hollywood stars.
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Bare Ambition – Gully Wells on achieving sleek summer-ready legs.
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Grand Illusion – Dana Wagner explores the trend of light-reflecting “hologram” cosmetics.
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The Insider – Antonio Prieto, a hairstylist as skilled as a couturier, steps into the spotlight.
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Guest Editor – Ji Baek, Manhattan’s most stylish manicurist, opens a new spa concept.
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Ship Shape – Vicki Woods on the rise of fitness vacations, experienced aboard an Aegean cruise.
Features:
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Up Front – Susan Fales-Hill on the beauty and strength of biracial identity.
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At Long Last, Lunch – Rowan Moore on Frank Gehry’s architectural genius at the Condé Nast cafeteria.
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The New Al Gore – Julia Reed on the vice president’s campaign to reshape his public image.
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Jardin with a View – Lady Annabel Goldsmith’s Andalusian retreat among Moorish ruins, profiled by Miranda Brooks.
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Cheese Crisis – Jeffrey Steingarten investigates the politics threatening France’s finest cheeses.
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
People Are Talking About:
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Emily Mortimer in The Kid, Jonathan Rhys Meyers in a BBC miniseries, Robin Osler’s architecture, and Hamptons art highlights.
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Movies – John Powers reviews Jesus’ Son and Groove.
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Books – Martin Amis on midlife, Thomas Beller’s reflections, and Elizabeth Gilbert’s Stern Men.
This issue stands out for its iconic dual cover stars—Gisele Bündchen, then rising as fashion’s new supermodel, and George Clooney, cementing his place as a leading man. A collectible addition for fans of late-1990s and early-2000s Vogue.