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Vogue Magazine October 2001 – Carolyn Murphy Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)
This October 2001 issue of Vogue features supermodel Carolyn Murphy on the cover, representing the refined yet adventurous spirit of early 2000s fashion. Packed with runway reports, global design stories, beauty breakthroughs, and cultural commentary, this issue captures the intersection of glamour and wit at the turn of the millennium.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear from age. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details. Each copy comes with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue:
Fashion & Vogue’s View
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Style Fax by André Leon Talley – Key seasonal notes.
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Nostalgia – Photographer Bruce Weber recalls the images that shaped his vision of glamour.
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Getting Warmer – Winter’s bright, bold pieces: embroidered skirts, peasant blouses, and open shoes.
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Isaac’s Women – Isaac Mizrahi’s witty, glamorous costume designs for The Women.
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Flights of Fancy – Michael Scher debuts his first line with old-world fantasy.
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The Exhibitionists – Museums like the Guggenheim and V&A elevate fashion to art.
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Sole Sisters – Female designers Laurence Dacade and Diana Broussard redefine chic footwear.
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Closet Case: Susan Akkad – The Clinique exec’s unique style.
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The Russians Are Coming – Genuine Muscovite designers take global fashion by storm.
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Behind the Fashion – Celebrating great style at the 2001 VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards.
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Cybervintage 101 – Online vintage shopping as quirky fashion education.
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Tracing a Trend: Bienvenue à Deauville.
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The Vogue File – Curated notes and ideas shaping the season.
Point of View
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Funny Face – Ben Stiller reflects on how real fashion out-parodied his satire Zoolander.
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Weekend Warriors – Turning casual Saturday looks into versatile all-day chic.
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Castle in the Air – Designer Luisa Beccaria transforms her Sicilian castle into a modern, tranquil home.
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Loving Touches – Romantic detailing: ribbon-trimmed boots, whimsical jewelry, and delicate flourishes.
Beauty & Health
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The Doctor Wore Prada – Dermatologist Lisa Airan becomes Manhattan’s new beauty star.
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Face Factory – Skinklinic brings dermatology’s best treatments to a walk-in format.
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Thread Bare – Rediscovering ancient hair removal methods.
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Planet Nars – François Nars reinvents himself after selling his cosmetics empire.
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Sensory Overload – Patricia Lynne Duffy writes about living with synesthesia.
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Boss Brows – Bold, thick brows replace the delicate arch.
Features
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Editor’s Letter, Masthead, Contributors.
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Talking Back – Letters from readers.
This issue is a must-have for collectors, offering not only Carolyn Murphy’s striking cover but also standout features on Bruce Weber, Isaac Mizrahi, François Nars, and Ben Stiller’s Zoolander—a fascinating look at the cultural conversation between fashion and film in 2001.