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Discover a remarkable piece of fashion history with our July 1995 issue of Vogue Magazine, featuring the iconic Kate Moss on the cover. This vintage issue is a must-have for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike, showcasing the trends and cultural narratives of the mid-90s.
This issue is significant for several reasons:
- Spotlighting the renowned supermodel Kate Moss, known for her impact on the fashion world and her enduring legacy.
- Featuring in-depth articles on fashion's evolution, including perspectives on the transition from the grunge style to more classic and conservative looks.
The July 1995 edition captures the essence of a pivotal moment in fashion history, making it a valuable addition to your collection of vintage magazines. Not only does it reflect the styles of the '90s, but it also highlights the influential designers who shaped the fashion landscape of the day.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in great shape for its age, showing only minor wear on the edges. The quality of the pages and the stunning visuals remain impressive, ensuring this collectible piece stands the test of time.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey, this Vogue vintage issue will enhance your collection and serve as a captivating reminder of an era characterized by bold fashion statements and iconic personalities.
Each copy comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure preservation. For your convenience, we offer combined shipping on multiple orders. Please refer to the images below for a closer look at the magazine's condition.
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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
- His view — A girl in guy’s clothing can be a tomboy or a turn-on, but a girlfriend in your clothing is something else entirely. By Tad Friend
- VOGUE’S VIEW
- Fall ’95: The uptown aesthetic — As the recent fall collections proved, fashion has come full circle since grunge, with designers embracing all that is classic, clean-cut, and conservative. By Katherine Betts
- Hit list — The kerchief is as old as the Middle Ages, but today’s new designs are tying Jackie O. seventies style to modern-day chic
- FASHION PORTFOLIOS
- Point of view — Fashion’s four schools. Photographed by Steven Meisel
- The long, cool summer — When the weather is warm, clothes that travel easily from work to weekend can be hard to find. The solution? A collection of simple pieces—in the ever-classic black and beige. Photographed by Pamela Hanson
- Go Gucci — American designer Tom Ford has revved up the venerable House of Gucci with hip, luxurious clothes and accessories that recall the sixties (but please don’t call them retro). Katherine Betts reports
- Mod Mary — Mod is back with a vengeance, but whatever happened to the style’s progenitor, Mary Quant? Charles Gandee finds her in London, doing quite nicely, thank you
- Baby’s got a brand-new bag — Make way for a whole new scene in shoes and bags—towering stilettos are a thing of the past, and the box bag is the brightest light on the accessory horizon
- Talking fashion — At Seventh on Sale, guilt-free spending produced a bonanza of profits for AIDS charities. By William Norwich
- In this issue
- Vogue’s last look