Vogue Magazine December 1995 Julia Ormond Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine December 1995 Julia Ormond Cover No Label VG

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This issue of "Vogue" features the return of 70s-inspired hip-riding trousers in "Below the belt," exploring how designers are reviving retro styles for spring. "Double dose" highlights how secondary lines from trendy brands deliver affordable yet chic options.

"The color code" takes readers backstage to showcase models embodying the season's hottest looks. "Tripped up" offers insights into the fashion faux pas that can occur when dressing for international cities like Paris and London.

"Rock ’n’ frocks" examines the timeless relationship between music and fashion, while "In the dark" discusses the cult status of the vamp-black nail polish first spotted on Parisian runways. Finally, "Hit list" celebrates the versatility of this season’s bold jewelry trends.

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

• Fashion
  • Talking fashion
  • His view — What’s a woman’s greatest secret? Often, it’s her face. By Karl Taro Greenfeld
• Vogue’s View
  • Below the belt — As designers continue to embrace seventies style, hip-riding trousers make a comeback for spring
  • Double dose — New secondary lines from ultrahip designers prove that cool fashion doesn’t have to cost a mint. Pamela Lopez reports
  • The color code — Backstage at the recent shows, models modeled spring’s hottest look on their own
  • Tripped up — What works at home is often hopelessly wrong in Paris, London, or L.A. Mary Tannen finds that when it’s time to pack, even savvy dressers sometimes miss the boat
  • Rock ’n’ frocks — Ever since Elvis embraced blue suede shoes, music and fashion have been inextricably linked. Marion Hume charts the connection
  • In the dark — Since it first turned up on Paris runways last fall, the dark-as-night polish known as Vamp has gained a cult following. Marina Rust prays for deliverance
  • Hit list — Today’s lengthy links suit any look