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Vogue Magazine March 1998 Kate Moss, Amber Valletta Cover No Label
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84 Style fax: Icon-ography. By André Leon Talley 153 Talking fashion
VOGUE'S VIEW
166 Global uniforms Tokyo women wear their Prada with kimonos while New Yorkers like it plain. Kristina Zimbalist reports on the globalization of fashion
188 Doing the bump Plum Sykes catches up with four fashion rebels who bought the "bump" dress. Plus, Tracing a Trend: The Wrap Track
200 Closet confessions Personal style is the most elusive fashion must-have. Vogue's View delves into seven style mavens' wardrobes.
220 Snow business What's cooler than snowboarding? Snowboarding clothes. Joanne Chen reports. Plus, Do Not Block Ally. Kristina Zimbalist asks about the lawyer we love
240 Child's play Plum Sykes closet hops with the underage
246 Fashion's new age Designers have always had a knack for seeing the future. This season, Robert Sullivan finds, they are the next best thing to mediums 258 Screen gems Donna dresses in Great Expectations; Brioni suits on James Bond. Is the fashion upstaging the flick? David Colman reports 268 She's gotta have it: Wispy little nothings and lots of exposed flesh are all the rage. But, Vicki Woods worries, which is
in greater danger-her dignity or her unprotected backside?
274 The Vogue file
401 POINT OF VIEW
402 Sophisticated lady She is fashion's newest vision of style. Refined and chic, with just enough quirky touches to make spring look utterly alluring 422 The heat of the moment In a land where old-world charm meets exotic romanticism, dressing centers on rich colors,
dramatic shapes, and a flash of that infamous passion
442 School ties Designers are rediscovering the classics, studying styles from pleated skirts to sweater sets
450 Season of the sheath What could be simpler? Sleeveless, shapely, and sometimes even sexy-no wonder
it's spring's quintessential dress. Plus, the Best Dress List
484 Trading places Is the grass always greener? A designer and a fashion editor find out that their creativity doesn't cross borders 492 Maximum impact Minimalism is out. And the new extreme- dressed up with cascading pearls, dazzling diamonds, and other bits of finery is putting the accent back on accessories
496 Out of line Wrapped, slashed, or draped, fashion's edgiest ideas are
turning the unexpected into the norm
