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Vogue Magazine September 2003 Nicole Kidman Cover No Label VG
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Fashion
170 Style Fax
By André Leon Talley.
200 Nostalgia
Arriving in New York for her first job in 1953, Diane Johnson quickly learned a woman should always dress the part.
303 Talking Fashion
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326 Working It!
Some people live for style. Others make a living from it, too. Ten women reveal the ins and outs of the fashion life.
326 Shalom Harlow: Model Turned Actress
She is doing the extraordinary—parlaying supermodeldom into a genuine career as a working actress. Robert Sullivan discusses life in front of the cameras with the very candid cover star.
340 Stella McCartney: Designer
Now 31 (with two years helming her own label under her belt, and her self-titled perfume just hitting stores), the ambitious Londoner, writes Vicki Woods, is expanding into a global brand.
353 Isabel Toledo: Designer
Isn't it nice when a creative genius for all seasons becomes the genius of the season?
356 Violaine Etienne: Runway-show Producer
Catwalkers don’t take a step until this couture traffic cop says, “Go!”
358 Pat McGrath: Makeup Artist
She’s a woman who has launched a thousand faces. Sarah Mower meets the fashion world’s most beloved cosmetics wizard.
372 Alice Temperley: Designer
A pretty Brit opens her first New York boutique, where clients are showered with attention (and champagne and fairy-tale dresses).
379 Letter Perfect
Caroline Brackenridge’s monograms elicit initial glee—and become heirlooms.
383 Linda Fargo: Display Virtuoso
Bergdorf Goodman’s visual-merchandising genius draws customers through the looking glass.
386 Eva Jeanbart Lorenzotti: Luxury Cataloger
An obsessive shopper takes home shopping to another level.
