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Vogue Magazine May 2002 – Natalie Portman Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This May 2002 issue of Vogue features Natalie Portman on the cover at the height of her early stardom, just as she reprised her role in the Star Wars prequels. A rising cultural icon, Portman represented both Hollywood elegance and youthful intellect, making this issue a memorable collectible for fashion and film enthusiasts alike.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. Please see photos for exact condition details. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Each issue comes in a protective plastic sleeve. Combined shipping available upon request.
Highlights from this issue:
Fashion & Vogue View
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Style Fax – By André Leon Talley.
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Nostalgia – Anita Shreve on imagining life in the 1930s for her novel Sea Glass.
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Talent Watch – Fashion’s chosen ones for the season, including Zac Posen, Jiwon Park, Peter Som, Kendall Conrad, Trish Carroll, and Bruce Hoeksema.
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Identification, Please – Dana Wagner on the loyalty and identity behind designer labels.
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Closet Case – Violaine Etienne’s personal style steals the spotlight.
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The New Proportions – High waists and rising hips define the look.
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Ask Mrs. Exeter – Fashion advice for wedding etiquette and gifting dilemmas.
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The Vogue File – Vogue’s curated style essentials.
Point of View
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Summer in the City – How urban women achieve chic hot-weather dressing.
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The Dinner Party – A soft urban loungewear dress code for summer entertaining.
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Planet Natalie – Cover story: Natalie Portman on her role in Star Wars and her real-life mission to make a difference, by Eve MacSweeney.
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Dizzying Whites – Hitchcock-inspired chic haunts San Francisco in a Vertigo-styled fashion spread.
Beauty, Health & Fitness
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Bright Idea – Caribbean-inspired candy-colored beauty shades.
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Face Time – The hottest facialists in New York and Hollywood.
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Handled with Care – Inside the world of luxe makeup brush making.
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Drastic Measures – Facing cancer and femininity, Margit Bisztray reflects on body image.
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Clean Slate – Sarah Brown investigates if wrinkles can be washed away.
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Muscle Bound – Joanne Chen on genetics and fitness potential.
Features
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Up Front – Andrea Lee reflects on Bond Girl chic and style lessons from literature.
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Planet Natalie – In-depth profile of Natalie Portman as actress, activist, and icon.
This issue is a must-have for collectors of early-2000s Vogue, highlighting Natalie Portman’s timeless cover story, fashion’s rising design stars, and beauty trends that defined the era.