Description
Vogue Magazine March 2000 – Amber Valletta Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This March 2000 issue of Vogue features supermodel Amber Valletta on the cover, embodying the sleek elegance of the new millennium. Inside, readers will find a blend of fashion, culture, and beauty at the dawn of the 2000s, including runway trends, style essays, and in-depth features on Calvin Klein, Sofia Coppola, and Russell Crowe. A collectible issue for fans of Valletta, turn-of-the-century fashion, and cultural history.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The photos shown are of the exact item you will receive. Each issue comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue:
Fashion & Vogue View
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Style Fax – By André Leon Talley.
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The Match Game – Sarah Mower on pairing bikinis with bags, jeans with raincoats.
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Rocks Star – Sally Singer on Tony Duquette’s dazzling jewels.
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Ladies’ Man – Roland Mouret stages a coup for true elegance.
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The Palermo Connection – Hamish Bowles on Sicilian artisanal design.
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The Art of the Deal – Luxury bartering: designer clothes swapped for experiences.
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Silly Rabbit – Katrina Szish on the Playboy Bunny as a symbol of luxe decadence.
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Please Recycle – Avant-garde designers turn to reconstructed, reconfigured fashion.
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The Moving Image – Karl Lagerfeld pays tribute to Irving Penn.
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Closet Case – Lisa Marie, Tim Burton’s muse.
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Fashion Fiction – By Plum Sykes.
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The Vogue File – Seasonal fashion notes.
Point of View
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie – The suburban lady inspires spring fashion.
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It Happened One Night – Embellished party dresses bring back elegance.
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Branded – The height of fashion’s obsession with logos.
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Like Mother, Like Daughter – Trendsetting mothers of the ’80s see their daughters redefine chic.
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Calvin’s Sixth Sense – Sally Singer interviews Calvin Klein on his new beauty line.
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Great Jeans – Denim goes from weekend wear to everyday essential.
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Frisky Business – Playful day dresses in bold colors and prints.
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Looks for Less – The suit returns with 1980s tailoring, minus the shoulder pads.
Health & Beauty
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Fit for Office – Rebecca Johnson on the physical demands of U.S. presidential politics.
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Food for Thought – Karen Stabiner explores brainpower-boosting foods.
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Coral Fixations – Dana Wagner on mandarin and peach tones in makeup.
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Perfect Pitch – Musicians from country to rap take over beauty contracts.
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Iceland Cometh – Natasha Singer on Reykjavík as the hottest beauty destination.
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Dr. Strangelove – Elizabeth Hayt on surgeon-patient dynamics.
Features
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The Bad & the Beautiful – John Powers compares Russell Crowe and Jude Law.
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Thelma & Marie – Marie Brenner recalls her grande dame mother in Great Dames.
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Being Sofia Coppola – Marilyn Bethany on Coppola’s rise as a cultural force.
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Dark Star – Dodie Kazanjian profiles video artist Tony Oursler.
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Horoscope – By Athena Starwoman.
People Are Talking About
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This month: Ben Younger, Gina McKee, Agnès Letestu & José Martinez, Charlie Hunnam, and more.
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Movies – John Powers reviews Billy Crudup’s bid for stardom, Jim Jarmusch’s return, and Anjelica Huston’s latest role.
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Books – Sarah Kerr revisits the legacy of Mary McCarthy.
This issue captures fashion at the millennium’s edge, with bold prints, decadent jewels, cultural retrospectives, and early-2000s icons. A must-have for collectors and vintage fashion enthusiasts.