Vogue Magazine April 2016 Rihanna Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine April 2016 Rihanna Cover No Label VG

This issue of Vogue features Rihanna on the cover and includes her extensive feature story “Working It,” highlighting her new sound, fashion line, agency, and world tour. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor wear on the edges. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please refer to photos for complete condition details.

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Highlights from the Table of Contents include:

• Social Responsibility – Noella Coursaris Musunka’s mission educating girls in the Congo (p.142)

• Women: New Portraits – By Annie Leibovitz (p.155)

• Dutch Master – Designer Ronald van der Kemp (p.166)

• History of Hair – A century of iconic looks (p.185)

• Beauty & Health – Pat McGrath’s next chapter (p.194); Jo Malone’s fragrance line (p.198); Cellulite treatments, clean beauty, and more

• People Are Talking About – Broadway’s The Crucible with Ben Whishaw and Saoirse Ronan (p.209); Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some; Tom Hanks in A Hologram for the King; Tom Hiddleston in The Night Manager; travel, books, and culture highlights

• Tomorrowland – A look at the family of the future (p.217)

• Rihanna: Working It – A feature on Rihanna’s global rise (p.230)

• Welcome to the Jungle – A lush fashion feature in Mexico (p.236)

• Katie Ledecky: Free Style – Breaking world records (p.250)

• US Women’s Soccer: Kick Off – Alex Morgan and the team’s rise (p.254)

• Born to Run – Ethiopia’s legendary Dibaba family (p.260)

• Simone Biles Inspiration – The benefits of agility and poise (p.264)

• Claire Danes & John Krasinski – In Dry Powder (p.266)

• Los Angeles Food Scene – A creative revolution (p.268)

• Nike’s Fashion Statement – Bold collaborations and sports culture (p.270)

• What to Wear Where – Supersatchels in motion (p.274)

• Dive In! – The beauty of freshwater swimming (p.284)

This issue captures a wide range of cultural, fashion, and lifestyle features, making it a standout for collectors and fans of Rihanna alike.

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

• Social Responsibility — Noella Coursaris Musunka and her team of volunteers are educating girls in the Congo—and that’s just the beginning
• The Hamish Files
• Women: New Portraits — By Annie Leibovitz
• Dutch Master — Designer Ronald van der Kemp’s free spirit is just what fashion needs right now
• Strike a Chord — Guitar-strap bags hit all the right notes
• Fine Line — Show your stripes in La Ligne, a new chic-essentials label
• Craft Work — Form follows function in Loewe’s furniture capsule
• History of Hair — Over the course of the last century, hair’s most memorable moments have had their roots in Vogue
• Flash Drive — Pat McGrath, the force behind some of fashion’s most directional beauty looks, is charting another course—off the runway and into your makeup bag
• Tea Time — Jo Malone London’s deliciously refined new fragrance line is steeped in traditions of sensual sipping
• Ripple Effect — Kate Christensen takes the plunge with a forward-thinking treatment for cellulite
• Force of Nature — San Francisco’s Credo boutique is changing perceptions—and complexions—with its clean-beauty concept
• Theater — Ben Whishaw and Saoirse Ronan play foes and former lovers in Ivo van Hove’s Broadway revival of The Crucible
• Art — Mitchell-Innes & Nash puts on a survey of nudes, landscapes, and more by Tom Wesselmann
• Movies — Richard Linklater conjures 1980s Texas with Everybody Wants Some, and Tom Hanks stars in A Hologram for the King
• Up Next — In Sing Street, sixteen-year-old Ferdia Walsh-Peelo plays a would-be rock star in love
• Design — Take note of Adrienne Wong’s whimsical hand-bound journals
• Television — A thrilling adaptation of The Night Manager has Tom Hiddleston as an unlikely spy
• Travel — A visit to Guatemala calls for a stay at the Coppelias’ updated lakeside resort
• Books — Spring novels feature lost girls in the big city
• Scene — Two NYC restaurant vets celebrate new openings
• Tomorrowland — How will the future family live and dress? Our prognostications include android au pairs, salads from airborne pods, virtual-reality vacations on demand—and plenty of cool and ultracomfortable day chic
• Dive In! — Get ready to plunge into the adventure and romance of freshwater swimming—the appeal, you’ll soon find, is crystal clear
• In This Issue
• Last Look
• The Fantastic Four — Born to Run
• Working It — Rihanna has revealed a new sound, launched an agency, designed a debut fashion line, and is embarking on a 63-city world tour. Can global domination be far behind?
• Welcome to the Jungle — A lush, sculpture-strewn Garden of Eden in the mountains of central Mexico makes a torrid setting for the season’s most sultry (and, sometimes, surreal) flowers-by–Frida Kahlo looks
• Free Style
• Kick Off — Since their electrifying win at last year’s World Cup, the U.S. women’s team has ignited soccer mania
• Born to Run — Ethiopia is a track-mad country—but it’s never seen anything like the Dibabas
• Tipping the Balance — Inspired by superstar gymnast Simone Biles, Ginny Graves explores the life-enhancing benefits of poise, posture, and agility
• Money for Nothing — Claire Danes and John Krasinski star in Public Theater’s Dry Powder—a vicious and hilarious drama skewering the people who skewer our global economy
• Easy Does It — The anything-goes food scene in Los Angeles is unconventional, liberated, creative—and influential as never before
• Moment of the Month — Amid our ongoing love affair with sports—and boasting new collaborations with Riccardo Tisci, Kim Jones, and Jun Takahashi—Nike steps up into fashion’s premiership
• What to Wear Where — It’s the season of the bold, brilliant, and built-to-move supercatchall