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Vogue Magazine May 1997 Georgina Grenville Cover No Label VG
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facelift
health & beauty
206 Dying to lose weight When it hit the market,
Redux was called the new miracle diet pill. But it is turning out to be more dangerous than expected. By Carol Kramer
230 Health report By Isadore Rosenfeld, M.D.
232 Fitness notes By Michelle Shih
237 Big-bang theory Bangs are on the cutting edge as high-profile
celebs get cropped and influential stylists promote a fringed forehead as the look of the moment
242 Air apparent Having sold us on acids, muds, and minerals,
the cosmetics industry is now peddling oxygen as the ultimate element for skin. Charles Gandee takes it in the face
248 Sudden implant Suzanne Gleason investigates a revolutionary new facial implant that promises a permanent fix
252 Beauty news By Anne Weintraub
44, 54 Masthead
64 Editor's letter
68 Contributors
Surgery survival guide
p. 322
322 Welcome to your facelift Straight from the front lines, Helen Bransford offers a day-by-day survival guide to first-timers going under the knife
features
72 Talking back Letters from readers
78 Up front When it comes to finding the perfect bathing attire,
Vicki Woods learns, it's not only cut and coverage that are important. Culture counts, too
284 The naked truth Fashion is exposing women like never before. Ted Mooney muses on the exhibitionist in us all
302 A royal divestiture The dresses that Diana, Princess of Wales, has put up for charity auction reveal a lot about the evolution of her style. But as Hamish Bowles reports, they also provide clues to her future
A regal divestiture
p. 302
the royal yard sale
310 A mother's story When 26-year-old Lori Berenson was sentenced to life in a cold, remote Peruvian prison, a mother's worst nightmare came true. Here, for the first time, Rhoda Berenson describes the day-to-day reality behind the horrifying headlines
314 Ragtime rhythm & blues After rave reviews in Toronto, Ragtime arrives in L.A. next month. E. L. Doctorow listens in on the musical telling his tale
316 Hasta la vista, Arnold Margaret Talbot
catches up with this summer's new breed of heroines
350 Horoscope By Athena Starwoman
PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT 153-196 This month: The women who would be Roseanne ....... shots inside the White House... behind the Royal curtains... Broadway's newest dance craze, Manhattan's hottest florist, and France's latest literary sensation
154 Movies Women prisoners of war, sexual gurus, aristocrat addicts, and a vampire in Paris. John Powers reviews 193 Books Philip Roth tests the limitations of the American Dream-and the great American novel. By Tad Friend 198 Food In Hollywood, keeping thin and trim is as a matter of coddling as calorie-counting. Jeffrey Steingarten heads west for the star treatment
