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Vogue Magazine – August 2007 – Winona Ryder Cover – No Label – Very Good Condition
This August 2007 issue of Vogue features Winona Ryder on the cover, opening up about family, fame, and embracing life at 35 in the feature Speak, Memory by Sally Singer. Part of The Age Issue, this edition celebrates women who live, love, and work with style at every stage of life.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review pictures for details. Combined shipping is available upon request, and all items are shipped with a protective plastic covering.
Highlights from This Issue
Fashion & Style
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True to Form – This season’s exquisitely sculpted silhouettes define the modern art of polished dressing
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Warming Trend – Jackets take the spotlight from coats, proving versatile and stylish across all ages
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Swingers – Structured shoulder bags in exotic skins and bold colors strike the perfect balance between luxury and practicality
Beauty, Health & Fitness
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Old School – Updating your makeup to suit your age with tips from Betsy Berne
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Current Craze – Irina Lazareanu revives the fringe with effortless cool
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My First Wrinkle – Catherine Piercy explores early signs of aging and how to address them
Features
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Charm School – British It Girls Chloe and Poppy Delevingne embrace a free-spirited, bohemian style
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Hillary’s Secret Weapon – Inside the busy life of Huma Abedin, Senator Clinton’s trusted aide
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A Beautiful Mind – Harvard physicist Lisa Randall on unlocking the secrets of a hidden universe
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Fast Forward – Robin Brooks, a food-industry tycoon, proves that elegance and influence can thrive at 52
A sophisticated and inspiring edition blending timeless style, thought-provoking features, and an intimate portrait of Winona Ryder—an excellent addition for Vogue collectors and fashion history enthusiasts.
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):-
Fashion
- Life with André. By André Leon Talley
- Talking fashion with Norwich Notes
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- Suit up! Formerly a menswear-only maker, Thom Browne has women jumping for joy over two new collections (one for Brooks Brothers) tailored just for them
- Getting fresh Juicy gold charms and mock-royal baubles collide in the world of a German jewelry designer
- Wonder years What does it mean to dress your age? Three accessories designers and a fashion muse turned sweater créatrice candidly reveal what’s in their closets
- Talkin’ ’bout my generation Ask a coed what it means to dress her age and she’ll tell you exactly what she thinks, for herself today and for the woman she’ll become. Every age, it would seem, has a few privileges
- Need it now
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Beauty, Health & Fitness
- Old school What looks good when you’re 20 does not necessarily work at 40… or 50. Betsy Berne gets a lesson in age-appropriate makeup
- Current craze Irina Lazareanu brings bangs back
- My first wrinkle Sun spots and fine lines aren’t just reserved for the middle-aged. On the cusp of her thirtieth birthday, Catherine Piercy investigates
- Making the cut Amid the filler frenzy, does anyone get facelifts anymore? Julia Reed weighs in
- Infertile ground For decades, women have blamed themselves for fertility problems, but now scientists are looking outside—to the environment, to your neighborhood—for clues. Robert Sullivan reports
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Features
- Masthead
- Editor’s letter
- Contributors
- Talking back Letters from readers
- Up front When your looks are right out of the Italian Renaissance, it can take a while to grow into them. By Sarah Brown
- Nostalgia In 1964, Penelope Rowlands’s Beatlemania landed her in the pages of The New York Times, and got the attention of her distracted mother
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The Age Issue
- Charm school Swinging London meets debutante meets neo-eighties hipster in British It girls Chloe and Poppy Delevingne’s free-spirited style. By William Norwich
- Hillary’s secret weapon Huma Abedin oversees every minute of Senator Clinton’s day. Rebecca Johnson keeps pace with an indispensable insider
- Speak, memory She was the most alluring actress of her generation. Then she disappeared. Winona Ryder talks to Sally Singer about family, fraught times, and being just fine with turning 35
- A beautiful mind Harvard physicist Lisa Randall has unlocked secrets of a hidden universe. Robert Sullivan taps into an extraordinary intellect
- Fast forward How a food-industry tycoon became the richest 52-year-old on the planet. Julia Reed gets to know Ron Brooks
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People Are Talking About
- Up next The lovely Tang Wei breaks out in Ang Lee’s new film
- Movies In Becoming Jane, a beloved British author is revealed to be as witty and willful as any of her heroines. Plus, a Cannes update. By John Powers
- TV Joan Juliet Buck savors buttoned-down, old-time romance in two bold new shows
- Travel Richard Alleman scopes out houses with a history
- Theater Expect some serious summer loving at this year’s Shakespeare in the Park. Adam Green reports
- Music Fronted by indie icon Jenny Lewis, the L.A.-based Rilo Kiley returns with a collection of summer anthems
- Scene The Bowery Hotel’s new boîte boasts African art and Italian crudo
- Books A slew of new books pays tribute to the Jazz Age. Plus, must-read summer fiction from around the world