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Vogue Magazine – April 2006 – Jennifer Aniston Cover – No Label – Very Good Condition
This April 2006 “Shape Issue” of Vogue features Jennifer Aniston on the cover and explores the many facets of body confidence, style proportion, and the art of dressing for individual shapes. Packed with spring fashion, celebrity features, and thought-provoking style commentary, it’s a standout edition for collectors and fashion readers alike.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please refer to the photos for details. Combined shipping is available upon request, and all issues come with a protective plastic covering.
Highlights from This Issue
Fashion & Style
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Life with André – By André Leon Talley
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Making It Big – British celebrity Katie Price (a.k.a. Jordan) undergoes a sophisticated makeover with Vicki Woods documenting the transformation
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Our Bodies, Our Closets – Five women with five unique figures share how they make their wardrobes work
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Totally Waisted – The season’s must-have belts in every style, shape, and size
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Adult Content – Fashion returns to a grown-up kind of sexy—elegant, provocative, and refined
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Slim Pickings – J Brand jeans leads the movement against overdesigned denim
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Old Boys’ Network – Alexandre Plokhov expands beyond men’s tailoring to deliver what women want
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The Star Treatment – Nicole Richie and Rachel Zoe give a Vogue writer a young-Hollywood fashion makeover
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A Cut Above – Be & D handbags blend craftsmanship with cool design
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Losing Her Buttons – Plum Sykes plays fashion detective when expensive coats can’t keep their buttons
Special Shape Issue Features
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Mythic Proportions – Spring’s top looks modeled on five distinct body types, proving there’s no single “perfect” shape
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Golden Girl – Melania Trump, seven months pregnant, still commands attention in glamorous party dresses and swimwear
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Measure of Success – J.Crew creative force Jenna Lyons on mastering proportion in dressing herself and millions of customers
This issue offers an inspiring mix of fashion, celebrity style, and body-positive messaging, making it both a collectible and a timeless read.
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- A woman in full – As curvaceous as she is talented, opera singer Anna Netrebko is poised to become the Met’s biggest draw. The blossoming diva talks to Matthew Gurewitsch about the measure of her waist and the size of her sound
- Soaring spirit – When trapeze artist Chelsea Bacon mysteriously started to lose her mind, her body gave her the strength to survive. As told to Esther Selsdon
- The tastemaker – How is it that celebrated chef Suzanne Goin can surround herself with the most flavorful foods and still have an Audrey Hepburn–like figure, care so little for trends and always look cool? As Sally Singer discovers, true elegance involves restraint
- Concentrated force – Chantal Sutherland stands just 5'2", but her fierce ambition, natural talent, and stealth strength give her an aura of greater stature. Jane Smiley writes about the jockey’s style on and off the track
- Rockin’ the boat – From private yacht to velvet ropes, rapper and music producer Pharrell Williams dodges the paparazzi in Brazil—playing perfect gentleman to model Karolina Kurkova, who wears nothing but bikinis, all day and all night. Plus, “The Hitmaker,” by Liza Ghorbani
- A profile in courage – Jennifer Aniston emerges from the maelstrom with two new films—and her sense of humor intact. By Jonathan Van Meter
- Sparkle & shine – Forget little flashes of gloss here and there. Too much of the new sharp-shaped patent leather is never enough
- Beauty, Health & Fitness
- Dare to bare – In the wake of weight loss, stretch marks leave a lasting impression. Laurie Drake looks to lasers to erase the unsightly reminders of her heavier past self
- To the max – Pat McGrath breathes new life into beauty’s original blockbuster
- Secret service – From Aspen to Manhattan, Beverly Hills to Palm Beach, beauty’s inside addresses and top new talent
- The Sebagh secret – The European youth guru famous for “surgery with a syringe” brings his magic to the U.S. with an innovative new skin-care line
- Marrakech express – Head for the hammam! Scent yourself with sandalwood! Beauty is having a major Morocco moment
- Waist watchers – One promises to block fat, another claims to control your appetite—Rebecca Johnson reports on the next generation of diet drugs
- Green-plate club – Could a plant from South Africa hold the key to all-natural weight loss?
- Features
- Editor’s letter
- Masthead
- Nostalgia – What did it all mean to be youthful and passionate in 1970? Joyce Carol Oates remembers a quiet New York morning, a photo shoot, and its tragic, terror-filled end
- Contributors
- Talking back – Letters from readers
- Golden girl – At seven months pregnant, Melania Trump can still knock ’em dead in her strapless party dresses—and in a teeny bikini, for that matter, writes Eve MacSweeney
- Measure of success – J.Crew’s fashion visionary, Jenna Lyons, has dressed millions of American women by appreciating the value of proportions. But understanding what works on her own six-foot frame proved a bigger challenge, writes Mark Holgate
- An exceptional talent – After dark years of addiction, rehab, and prison, Robert Downey, Jr., steps back into the light
- People are talking about
- Music – British rapper M.I.A. is giving hip-hop a global sensibility, Sarah Mower reports
- Theater – Adam Green talks to Alan Bennett about his riveting new memoir and The History Boys, the play that could be his first American hit
- Travel – France’s Île de Ré has all the natural beauty and insider glamour of the Hamptons—without the crowds. By Richard Alleman
- Movies – The Notorious Bettie Page remembers a bygone era, while Thank You for Smoking lampoons the tobacco industry. John Powers reviews
- Art – This month, the Met pays homage to Hatshepsut, the woman who dared to call herself Pharaoh