Vogue Magazine August 2013 Claire Danes Cover No Label VG


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Vogue Magazine – August 2013 – Claire Danes Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)

This August 2013 issue of Vogue features Emmy-winning actress Claire Danes on the cover, photographed at the height of her critically acclaimed role as CIA agent Carrie Mathison in Homeland. The edition blends high fashion, celebrity insight, cultural features, and lifestyle trends, making it a standout for collectors and fans alike. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear, and has been well-preserved for its age. The exact copy shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all images for condition details. All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.


Editorial Highlights & Features

Cover Story

  • All Eyes on Claire – Elizabeth Rubin profiles Claire Danes, exploring her intense, complex portrayal of a brilliant but bipolar CIA officer in Homeland, her on-screen chemistry with Damian Lewis, and the personal drive behind her acclaimed performances.

Fashion & Style

  • Full Tilt: Off to the Races – Lindsey Vonn models chic, sporty autumn styles in a high-energy equestrian-inspired editorial shot by Annie Leibovitz.

  • Cultured Clash – Modern takes on pearls, far from traditional.

  • State of Nirvana – The resurgence of grunge style and how to wear it today.

  • Let the Fur Fly – Reimagined mink and fur fashion for the modern season.

  • Style Ethics – The energy-generating Sockett ball combines fashion and functionality.

Up Front & Flash

  • Up Front – Julie Baumgold reflects on trading New York media life for the Florida coast.

  • It Girl – Olga Kurylenko’s rise from Bond girl to international star.

  • TNT – Elisabeth TNT explores Hydra, Greece’s artistic and cultural haven.

  • Dispatch – Actress Rinko Kikuchi in Singapore.

  • Talking Fashion – Wide-brimmed hats as summer’s must-have accessory.

  • Social Responsibility – Olivia Munn’s return to Oklahoma to help tornado relief efforts.

Beauty & Health

  • Rethinking the Facelift – New, less invasive options redefining facial rejuvenation.

  • Happy, Shiny – The rise of a cult organic hair-care line from Los Angeles.

  • Superskin – High-tech beauty tools that enhance the effectiveness of creams and serums.

  • Mrs. Fix-It – Plum Sykes’ journey to perfect teeth at 43.

  • Tall Tales – The truth about height loss with age.

People Are Talking About

  • Talent – Miles Teller’s leading-man potential in The Spectacular Now.

  • Design – Lulu deKwiatkowski’s first e-commerce venture for eclectic home décor.

  • Travel – A luxurious private villa in the Serengeti.

  • Movies – Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine, a modern riff on A Streetcar Named Desire.

  • Art – A retrospective of Austrian painter Maria Lassnig at MoMA PS1.

  • Books – Three novels examining obsession.

  • Theater – Alex Timbers’ musical reimagining of Love’s Labour’s Lost for Shakespeare in the Park.


Condition & Shipping Information:

  • Condition: Very good, with minor edge wear (see photos).

  • All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering.

  • Combined shipping available upon request.

The August 2013 Vogue is a compelling combination of star power, trendsetting fashion, cultural commentary, and creative photography—anchored by Claire Danes’ captivating cover and feature profile.

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):
  • VOGUE.COM
  • MASTHEAD
  • EDITOR’S LETTER
  • TALKING BACK
  • Letters from readers
  • CONTRIBUTORS
  • UP FRONT
  • Julie Baumgold traded life as half of a New York media power couple for the Florida coast, and got to know herself all over again
  • FLASH
  • IT GIRL
  • Olga Kurylenko
  • TNT
  • Greece is the word for Elisabeth TNT, who discovers that the island of Hydra is rich in art and artists, as well as sun and sea
  • DISPATCH
  • Rinko Kikuchi in Singapore
  • TALKING FASHION
  • Musicians, models, and muses take cover under wide-brimmed toppers for summer
  • SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
  • Olivia Munn on returning to Oklahoma to distribute supplies in the heartland
  • THE HAMISH FILES
  • VIEW
  • CULTURED CLASH
  • Pearls, writes Emily Holt, are far beyond prim
  • STATE OF NIRVANA
  • Can you wear grunge, asks Sarah Mower, when your kids are wearing it?
  • LET THE FUR FLY
  • Whether patchworked into skirts or given the camouflage treatment, Grandma’s bourgeois mink, says Lynn Yaeger, has been updated for a new season
  • STYLE ETHICS
  • Powering up becomes child’s play with the energy-generating Socket ball
  • BEAUTY & HEALTH
  • RETHINKING THE FACELIFT
  • Is traditional surgery passé? Sandra Ballentine on the new options that have people wondering: Did she or didn’t she?
  • HAPPY, SHINY
  • A culty organic hair-care line blooms in Los Angeles
  • SUPERSKIN
  • What if you could make your favorite cream work even harder—and go even deeper? Laura Regensdorf on the new power tools
  • MRS. FIX-IT
  • You’re never too old for perfect teeth. At 43, Plum Sykes tests her mettle and faces braces
  • TALL TALES
  • Is height loss inevitable as we age? Jancee Dunn sizes up the matter
  • PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT
  • TALENT
  • Miles Teller shows he’s leading-man material in The Spectacular Now
  • DESIGN
  • Lulu deKwiatkowski’s first e-commerce shop translates her eclectic, global style into home decor
  • TRAVEL
  • A stylish new private villa opens in the heart of the Serengeti
  • MOVIES
  • In Blue Jasmine, Woody Allen riffs on A Streetcar Named Desire by way of Bernie Madoff
  • ART
  • Austrian painter Maria Lassnig brings some 70 years’ worth of work to MoMA PS1
  • BOOKS
  • Three summer novels explore the impact of obsession
  • THEATER
  • For this month’s Shakespeare in the Park, director Alex Timbers reimagines Love’s Labour’s Lost as an exuberant musical
  • FASHION & FEATURES
  • POINT OF VIEW
  • ALL EYES ON CLAIRE
  • With her role as a brilliant and bipolar CIA agent, Claire Danes has become the hottest heroine on TV. Here she shows her moves with her Homeland costar, Damian Lewis. Elizabeth Rubin reports
  • FULL TILT
  • Off to the races. Lindsey Vonn, in a Michael Kors sweater, Hanro briefs, and Manolo Blahnik pumps. Photographed by Annie Leibovitz
  • INDEX
  • IN THIS ISSUE
  • LAST LOOK

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