Vogue Magazine May 1999 Carmen Kass Cover No Label VG


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Vogue Magazine May 1999 – Carmen Kass Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)

This May 1999 issue of Vogue Magazine features supermodel Carmen Kass on the cover, showcasing her as one of the standout faces of the late 1990s. Inside, the magazine offers a vibrant mix of summer fashion editorials, global style features, beauty coverage, and cultural reporting. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear, making it a desirable collectible for Vogue enthusiasts, fashion historians, and fans of Carmen Kass. 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:

  • Style Fax by André Leon Talley – Fashion’s seasonal inspirations.

  • Haute Stuff – Special Vogue-hosted in-store fashion and beauty events.

  • Talking Fashion – Editorial insights into the industry’s shifting trends.

Vogue’s View features:

  • Tokyo Goes Pop – Amely Greeven profiles Kahimi Karie and Tokyo’s rise as a global fashion capital. Plus, Tracing a Trend: Hip Parade.

  • Personal Style File – Spotlights on Lulu Guinness, Lady Sophie Hamilton, Melina Copass, and India Mahdavi Hudson.

  • Glass Menagerie – David Rakoff on Ira Glass and his team of producers. Also includes a behind-the-scenes look at The Thomas Crown Affair costumes.

  • Hiro Worship – Kristina Zimbalist explores photographer Hiromix’s rebellious influence on Japanese youth style.

  • Computer Couture – Nathan Cooper examines Silicon Valley’s collision with fashion design.

  • Museum Moguls – Indie style at New York’s P.S.1 contemporary art hub.

  • Fashion Fiction by Plum Sykes – A satirical spin on trends.

  • The Vogue File – Curated updates on people and culture.

Point of View features (Summer Fashion):

  • Mercury Rising – Silver-toned beach gear inspired by city style.

  • Heat Wave – Modern swimsuits with cutouts, layering, and bold colors.

  • License to Thrill – Bond Girl–inspired swimwear and separates.

  • Name-Dropping – Monogrammed sandals and statement totes.

  • Poolside Prints – Playful, patterned bikinis for a bold summer.

  • Petal Pushers – Summer wardrobes in floral prints and vibrant hues.

Health & Beauty highlights:

  • In a Fix – The promise and limitations of new drug therapies for addiction.

  • Homeward Bound – Alek Wek reflects on Sudan and her philanthropic efforts.

  • Reinventing Helena – Helena Rubinstein’s brand reinvention in New York.

  • Rock-’n’-Roll Hair – Christine Lennon Shea on hairstyles with edge.

  • Guest Editor: Wende Zomnir – The Urban Decay cofounder mixes surf and makeup.

  • Safety in Numbers – Charles Gandee on the dangers of skin cancer and SPF awareness.

Additional Sections:

  • Masthead

  • Editor’s Letter

  • Vogue’s Index

  • In This Issue

This issue captures summer 1999’s playful, colorful energy while highlighting Carmen Kass’s rise as one of fashion’s defining faces. A valuable collectible for anyone interested in vintage Vogue or late-1990s style.

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