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Vogue Magazine March 1999 – Carolyn Murphy Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This March 1999 issue of Vogue Magazine features Carolyn Murphy on the cover, capturing her rising prominence as one of the key faces of late-1990s fashion. Inside, the issue explores millennial style shifts, the rise of new designers, cultural crossovers, and in-depth profiles of icons such as Naomi Campbell, Tom Ford, and Yohji Yamamoto. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear, making it a sought-after collectible for Vogue enthusiasts, fashion historians, and fans of Carolyn Murphy. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all photos carefully to confirm condition.
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 – Notes on the season’s defining trends.
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Haute Stuff – Vogue’s in-store fashion and beauty events.
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Talking Fashion – Editorial insights into the state of the industry.
Vogue’s View features:
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Pleasantville, 2000 – Kristina Zimbalist on millennial femininity and "pretty" fashion.
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Up & Comers – A spotlight on new creative talent.
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The Extreme Team – Katherine Betts on designers pushing fashion beyond minimalism.
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Bank Shot – Nathan Cooper explores New York’s innovative new showroom culture.
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Sneakers in Seattle – Robert Sullivan on luxury sportswear and global sneaker culture.
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Shooting Stars – Kristina Zimbalist on the rise of independent women filmmakers.
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Zen on a Hanger – Plum Sykes muses on Zen style as a fashion philosophy.
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Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes – A satirical spin on seasonal obsessions.
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The Vogue File – Curated highlights from across culture and fashion.
Point of View features:
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Ravishing Couture – Romanticism and surrealism from the Paris collections.
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A Brand New Day – Sleek, pared-down millennial 9-to-5 style.
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Spring Training – Sportswear with seductive new energy.
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Scene Stealers – Carolyn Murphy stars in spring’s standout wardrobe.
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The Last Supermodel – Jonathan Van Meter profiles Naomi Campbell.
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Graphic Jam – Sharp, geometric tailoring and architecture in fashion.
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The Red-Carpet Treatment – Hamish Bowles on historic Oscar gowns auctioned for AIDS.
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Ford in Gear – Katherine Betts on Tom Ford’s turbulent year at Gucci.
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The Grand Master – Yohji Yamamoto’s deeply emotional couture.
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Take Back the Night – Evening looks for twilight glamour.
Health & Beauty highlights:
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The Long Goodbye – Dodie Kazanjian on the runway’s obsession with waist-length hair.
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Beauty Shop by Amy Astley – Seasonal beauty insights.
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Guest Editor: Rory Gevis – A creative take on Prescriptives and pink hues.
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Culture Shock – Elizabeth Hayt explores New York’s Korean nail salons.
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Fly Girl – Mary Roach on Parisian spa treatments for beating jet lag.
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Chill Pill – Dodie Kazanjian tests kava, the herbal calmative.
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Hot Property – Avon’s new chic spa space on Fifth Avenue.
Features:
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Up Front – Susan Minot on her unconventional life and inspirations.
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The Last Supermodel – Naomi Campbell’s enduring controversy and charisma.
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Up in Smoke – Sidney Urquhart’s personal reflection on smoking and loss.
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
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People Are Talking About – Cultural notes, including Élodie Bouchez’s film debut, Broadway revivals, raw food diets, and MSG explored by Jeffrey Steingarten.
This issue is especially notable for Carolyn Murphy’s cover and the inside profiles of Naomi Campbell, Tom Ford, and Yohji Yamamoto—figures who helped shape fashion at the turn of the millennium. A valuable collectible for fans of 1990s fashion and culture.