Vogue Magazine April 2007 Scarlett Johansson Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – April 2007 – Scarlett Johansson Cover – Very Good Condition

This April 2007 issue of Vogue features Scarlett Johansson on the cover, photographed at the height of her rising Hollywood career as she prepared for the release of The Nanny Diaries. Inside, the issue celebrates women’s diverse shapes and active lifestyles, offering fashion, profiles, and beauty inspiration for the season.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for a clear understanding of condition. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.

Highlights from This Issue

Fashion & Features

• Point of View – Opening the issue with Scarlett Johansson, a star celebrated for her confidence and individuality (p. 323)

• Scarlett Letters – Alessandra Stanley profiles Johansson’s evolving career and pinup status ahead of her new film (p. 323)

• Be a Sport – Athletic-inspired fashion for all body types, combining chic style with functionality (p. 334)

• Born to Run – Marathon champion Paula Radcliffe’s life, career, and journey into motherhood (p. 348)

• Long Tall Stories – Paulina Porizkova’s transformation from supermodel to novelist (p. 352)

• Little Miss Big Time – Sally Singer interviews producer Allison Shearmur, known for her small stature and big industry influence (p. 358)

• Quantum Leap – Architect Lindy Roy’s bold and risk-taking approach to design (p. 362)

• The Illusionist – Dwana Smallwood’s powerful presence as an Alvin Ailey dancer (p. 366)

• Maria in Motion – Plum Sykes meets Maria Sharapova, tennis champion and young humanitarian (p. 386)

Beauty, Health & Fitness

• Leg Envy – Dodie Kazanjian explores fitness and beauty strategies for achieving standout legs (p. 293)

• Garden Fresh – Spring beauty trends inspired by the garden (p. 296)

• Night & Day – Striking black-and-white beauty and style statements (p. 298)

A vibrant Vogue issue celebrating individuality, athleticism, and elegance, anchored by Scarlett Johansson’s memorable cover and a strong lineup of fashion-forward features.

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

• Life with André — By André Leon Talley
• Nostalgia — Mary Blume recalls her friendship with Balenciaga’s premier vendeuse, who gave her the confidence to wear the designer’s curiously demanding clothes
• Talking fashion — with Norwich Notes
• Bodies of work — When you have a career in fashion, you know how to find what fits. Five insiders—with five different frames—spill their style secrets
• Paddington laid bare — Chloé bags a new creative director, Paulo Melim Andersson, from Marni
• Layer it on me — VPL, formerly an underwear-only line, is bringing fashion to tiers
• What lies beneath — A lingerie-design duo’s debut line has a Victorian name—but it’s anything but buttoned up
• Following the band — The clingy waist-making mini returns to the runway and the red carpet, courtesy of vintage Hervé Léger. Tim Blanks reports on the late-eighties-era label that’s got young Hollywood locked in tight
• Point of view — To celebrate women’s diverse shapes, there’s no better figure to open this issue than a young star who is very comfortable in her skin
• Scarlett letters — With the release of The Nanny Diaries, Scarlett Johansson is fast becoming Hollywood’s most precocious pinup. Alessandra Stanley reports
• Be a sport — Women of all shapes can make the most of the bodies they were born with in spring’s chic athletics-inspired clothes that are always ready for action. So get moving!
• Born to run — World-class marathoner Paula Radcliffe has made a career of breaking records. As Elisabeth Franck-Dumas discovers, not even impending motherhood can slow her down
• Long tall stories — Eighties supermodel Paulina Porizkova has lived several lives already. Her latest incarnation is a novelist whose juicy subject is the fashion world. Eve MacSweeney reports
• Little miss big time — Fearless taste and persistent curiosity have made Allison Shearmur a formidable Hollywood character. Sally Singer meets a producer with a tiny body, massive style, and a head that’s just the right size
• Quantum leap — Whether designing a Manhattan apartment building or a spa, six-foot-tall architect Lindy Roy has made a reputation as an original thinker who is not afraid to take risks. By Julia Reed
• The illusionist — Powered by superhuman legs and the drive of an Olympic gold medalist, D’wana Smallwood leaps into the spotlight with unearthly grace. Gaby Wood is inspired by the spellbinding Alvin Ailey dancer
• Maria in motion — As the world’s top-ranked female tennis player and global humanitarian, Sharapova may also just be the world’s most active teenager. Plum Sykes checks in
• Leg envy — Can fabulous legs be created, and fast? Dodie Kazanjian embarks on the ultimate fitness-fueled overhaul, just in time for spring
• Garden fresh — From the cabbage patch to the rosebush, beauty is in bloom
• Night & day — Spring’s chicest essentials make sharp statements in boldest black and brightest white
• Talking back — Letters from readers
• Up front — From renegade waistlines to pale skin and tired chins, seven women obsess about their least favorite feature
• The fat and the furious — Jeffrey Steingarten takes aim at America’s war on trans fats
• The fat face — Injectable fillers are designed to restore youthful volume invisibly—so what happens when a friend’s face starts looking a little too full? Tatiana Boncompagni reports
• Parlor games — From Paris to New York, the most storied hairstyling stars are opening new full-service salons that go way beyond cut and color
• The lipstick diaries — by Sarah Brown
• Sweet lowdown — Candy queen Jancee Dunn investigates the link between our insatiable hunger for sugar and the soaring rates of diabetes
• Silicone valleys — The average woman getting breast implants isn’t who you think she is. Sarah Brown talks size, safety, sex, and self-esteem with the pros
• Spin cycle — A full-body workout in less than ten minutes? Jancee Dunn takes a turn on the new fitness Tilt-a-Whirl
• Walking a thin line — As the average runway sample dropped from a size 6 to a size 2 over the past decade, models were expected to shrink to fit. Rebecca Johnson reports on the uproar
• Theater — Frank Langella and Michael Sheen take off the gloves in Peter Morgan’s Frost/Nixon, writes Adam Green
• Movies — Sandra Bullock as a wife who tries to change fate in Premonition. John Powers reviews. Plus, breakout talent Matthew Goode in The Lookout
• Auction — A pearl necklace recalls the glamorous life of a jet-setting maharani
• Live wire — Helio Heat is the newest must-buy of the ultra-impressive, überchic gadgets
• Travel — Richard Alleman uncovers the Mediterranean’s best beaches, hot spots, and hotels you’ve never heard of
• Editor’s letter
• Masthead
• Contributors
• Index
• In this issue
• Last look