Vogue British Magazine May 2008 Natalia Vodianova Cover No Label

Vogue British Magazine – May 2008 – Natalia Vodianova Cover – No Label – Good Condition

This May 2008 issue of British Vogue features Natalia Vodianova in an intimate homecoming feature and includes highlights on romantic fashion trends, eco-styling, and beauty breakthroughs. A reflective and visually rich edition perfect for collectors or fans of 2000s fashion.

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CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS

COVER STORIES

• 164 – To Russia With Love
  Natalia Vodianova revisits her childhood roots
  Photographs by Mario Testino

• 212 – Who’s Wearing What?
  A front-row and backstage look at fashion’s best dressed
  By Harriet Quick

• 133 – Yo-Yo Dressing
  What to wear when your weight fluctuates
  By Fiona Golfar

• 218 – How to Lose It
  A hopeful look at new anti-cellulite treatments
  By Lisa Armstrong

FASHION FEATURES

• 148 – The Sheltering Sky
  Romantic, windswept fashion on distant shores
  Photographs by Patrick Demarchelier

• 186 – Desert Rose
  Poppy Delevingne welcomes the desert light in Joshua Tree
  Photographs by Bruce Weber

• 39 – Pretty Woman
  Modern romance wins over designers this season
  By Ben Ford

• 44 – A Higher Shade of Pale
  Pale denim enters rebellious rock territory

FOCUS & LIFESTYLE

• 200 – Earth Mother
  Stylist Bay Garnett’s eco-conscious fashion mission
  By Chloe Fox; Photos by James Waddell

• 208 – A Woman of Substance
  Vanessa Redgrave plays herself at 71
  By David Jenkins; Photos by Henry Bourne

• 58 – Precious Art
  New artistic takes on hand jewelry

SPY SECTION

• 121 – Art Class
  Conquering prints and patterns
  By Sarah Harris

• 127 – Wardrobe Diary
  A week with model Elettra Wiedemann

• 139 – Miss V
  Our fashionista’s party updates

BEAUTY

• 223 – Wedding Belles
  Beauty tips for brides-to-be
  By Kelly Gilbert

• 226 – Applied Art
  Artists elevate beauty packaging
  By Jessica Hogan

• 232 – Heady Metal
  Metallic tones in modern make-up

• 241 – My Fitness Week
  Five women reveal their real exercise habits
  By Kelly Gilbert

REGULARS

• 18 – Editor’s Letter

• 24 – Contributors

• 111 – Diary

• 248 – Horoscopes

• 249 – Stockists

• 272 – A Certain Style
  Focus on Róisín Murphy

Perfect for readers interested in:

• Natalia Vodianova

• Desert & romantic fashion spreads

• Early eco-conscious styling

• 2000s Vogue cover stories & celebrity features

An elegant and diverse issue from British Vogue’s mid-2000s editorial era.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

• Prettyman – Modern romance captured the hearts of designers this season. Jen Ford meets its new female protagonists
• A lighter shade of pale – Paledemin is pure rock rebellion
• In focus – Stay on top of the fashion game with our round-up of new collaborations and collections
• Building materials – Think sinuous lines and soaring silhouettes, as fashion and architecture merge. By Penny Martin
• Fast forward – What will replace last season’s wardrobe favourites?
• Precious art – Artists have turned their hand to jewellery design—to stunning effect
• Short cuts – The waistcoat is back
• Rise and shine – Give your summer wardrobe a lift with Giambattista Valli’s voluminous party coat
• Virtual States – Web-savvy Marina Cashdan clicks on to the best US designer websites
• The wild bunch – Five women bloom in this season’s florals
• Southern comfort – Gone with the Wind is coming to the stage, but will it win over die-hard fans such as Chloe Fox?
• The sheltering sky – Fifties romance and bohemian influences come together on a wild and distant shore. Photographed by Patrick Demarchelier
• To Russia with love – Vogue accompanied Natalia Vodianova back to her homeland where she held a fundraising event that was the stuff of fairytales. Words by Christa D’Souza. Photographs by Mario Testino
• Desert rose – In the sun-drenched Joshua Tree National Park, spring’s high-shine fashion glows. Welcome to the wild West. Photographed by Venetia Scott
• Earth mother – King’s Road party-girl-turned-eco-warrior Sheherazade Goldsmith shows Chloe Fox around her two beautiful homes. Photographs by James Waddell
• A woman of substance – At 71, Vanessa Redgrave is taking on her toughest acting challenge: a one-woman play about death. By David Jenkins. Portrait by Henry Bourne
• Who’s wearing what? – What the front row wore at Fashion Week. By Harriet Quick
• The bottom line – The holiday season is almost upon us. Lisa Armstrong finds hope in the latest cellulite treatments
• Fashion travel – Morocco offered a colourful backdrop for this month’s “The Sheltering Sky” fashion story
• After addiction – Giving up heroin was one thing, but starting her life again was the hardest challenge, says Rose Garnett. Photograph by Matthew Donaldson
• Art class – With the catwalks awash with patterns, print novice Sarah Harris vowed to master them
• A week in the wardrobe of Elettra Wiedemann – With Isabella Rossellini for a mother, style is in model Elettra Wiedemann’s genes
• Yo-yo dressing – To combat her fickle waistline, Fiona Golfar has come up with some useful wardrobe tactics
• Miss V – The partying never stops for our favourite fashionista
• Wedding belles – Banish bridezilla beauty moments on your big day. Less is more, says Kelly Gilbert
• Applied art – Artists have designs on beauty packaging, says Jessica Hogan
• Risk assessment – The cosmetic industry’s going through testing times, discovers Anna-Marie Solowij
• Head metal – Gilt, bronze and glitter offer a wealth of new make-up tricks this season
• In a beauty minute – Vogue clocks beauty’s top sellers
• Freshen up – Perfect quick-fix products for slovenly souls
• My fitness week – Five women reveal how much exercise they really do. By Kelly Gilbert
• Editor’s letter
• Contributors
• Diary
• Horoscopes
• Stockists
• A certain style – Róisín Murphy
• My space – A designer’s studio is a creative haven in more ways than one, says Vanessa Barnaby
• A love supreme – A new V&A exhibition celebrates The Supremes. By Daisy Garnett
• Spotlight – This month’s cultural delights
• Talking books – Artists’ notebooks reveal much about the workings of a creative mind. Cressida Connolly leafs through some of her favourites