Vogue Magazine February 2017 Dakota Johnson Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine February 2017 Dakota Johnson Cover No Label VG

This Vogue issue features Dakota Johnson on the cover, highlighting her fearless rise in Hollywood and her acclaimed work beyond the Fifty Shades franchise. 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 see photos for full condition details.

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Highlights from the Table of Contents include:

• Up Front – Ariel Levy on a life-changing New York encounter (p.68)

Talking Fashion

• Glenn Martens of Y/Project reinvents modern tailoring (p.77)

• Graphic Highland checks make a bold daywear statement (p.78)

• Longline dresses, mid-shin boots, and bold tights for spring (p.80)

• Midnight lace delivers dramatic flair (p.84)

Beauty & Health

• Model Hanne Gaby Odiele speaks out on growing up intersex (p.87)

• The evolution of perfumes and scent families (p.91)

• Mail-order DNA tests promise personalized diets (p.94)

People Are Talking About

• I Am Not Your Negro revisits James Baldwin’s legacy (p.96)

• David Hockney’s six decades of art on view (p.100)

• HBO’s Big Little Lies debuts with a powerhouse cast (p.102)

• A United Kingdom stars Rosamund Pike and David Oyelowo (p.106)

Fashion & Features

• The Runaways – Romance-fueled silhouettes define spring fashion (p.111)

• Full Exposure – Dakota Johnson, Hollywood’s most fearless actress (p.126)

• Here Come the Parkers – Sean and Alexandra Parker tackle medical research funding (p.136)

• Personal Histories – Aliza Nisenbaum’s art and immigration (p.140)

• Shape Shifter – Architect Bjarke Ingels reshaping modern design (p.146)

• Ruling the Roost – Tamar Adler’s chicken-themed dining tour (p.152)

• Terms of Adornment – Hairstylist Nikki Nelms redefines Black hair culture (p.160)

• Big Things, Small Packages – Statement bags with bold contrasts (p.162)

• Good Natured – Florals reimagined with bold abstraction (p.170)

Index & Features

• A Twist in the Trench – Reworked trench coats with modern flair (p.178)

• Last Look (p.184)

This issue blends fashion, culture, and bold voices, making it a must-have collectible for Vogue enthusiasts and fans of Dakota Johnson.

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

• The Great Escape – Actor Lucas Hedges and model Vittoria Ceretti photographed in Prada dresses. Photographed by Peter Lindbergh
• Masthead
• Editor’s Letter
• Up Front – A chance encounter on a hot New York night changed Ariel Levy’s life forever
• Talking Fashion
• Generation Y – Glenn Martens of Y/Project is reconstructing the modern wardrobe
• Check, Please – This graphic Highlander staple makes a strong daywear showing
• Going the Distance – Spring’s new hip-to-toe dress code requires a mid-shin boot and bold, bright tights
• TNT – Elisabeth TNT kicks her caffeine addiction to the curb
• Black Magic – Accented midnight lace
• Beauty & Health
• O Pioneer! – Model Hanne Gaby Odiele talks about growing up intersex
• Bottled Up – Scent families vs. single perfumes
• Juice Generation – Citrus takes the runways
• Down to the Wiring – A new wave of mail-order DNA tests can determine with amazing precision which foods are right for you
• People Are Talking About
• Documentary – Raoul Peck’s I Am Not Your Negro revisits the late, great James Baldwin
• Art – David Hockney’s nearly six decades of art go on view
• Theater – Gideon Glick leads the cast of Significant Other
• Travel – A stylish waterfront hotel in Cape Town offers the ideal escape
• Music – Kelsey Lu hits all the right notes
• Television – HBO brings Big Little Lies to the small screen with an all-star cast
• Movies – Rosamund Pike and David Oyelowo star in A United Kingdom
• Design – Bold, bright geometries grace a new line of boxes
• Books – Two novels look to the near future and the distant past
• Fashion & Features
• The Runaways – Sophisticated, long-line silhouettes are the focus
• Full Exposure – Is Dakota Johnson the most fearless actress in Hollywood? By Rob Haskell
• Here Come the Parkers – Sean and Alexandra Parker tackle medical-research funding. By Meghan Daum
• Personal Histories – Aliza Nisenbaum’s art takes immigration head-on. By Dodie Kazanjian
• Shape Shifter – Bjarke Ingels is both the most sought-after and least classifiable architect in the world. By Rob Haskell
• Ruling the Roost – Tamar Adler takes a chicken-centric dining tour
• Moment of the Month – Wrapped attention
• Terms of Adornment – Nikki Nelms is changing the black hair conversation
• Big Things, Small Packages – The season’s statement bags are studies in contrasts
• Good Natured – Daytime’s new florals are boldly abstract and bursting with retro femininity
• Index
• In This Issue
• Last Look