Description
Discover a piece of nostalgia with the Vogue Magazine from July 2001 featuring the stunning Catherine Zeta-Jones, captured exquisitely by renowned photographer Herb Ritts. This issue is a must-have for collectors, fashion enthusiasts, and fans of iconic cinema. The magazine showcases Zeta-Jones in a captivating fashion spread that highlights her elegance and style during this golden era of fashion.
As you flip through the pages, you'll find a wealth of fashion advice, intriguing articles, and unparalleled style inspiration that perfectly encapsulates the trends of the early 2000s. Vogue has long been considered the fashion bible, and this edition is no exception. It serves as a beautiful snapshot of a moment in time where style was at the forefront and magazine covers were works of art.
This magazine is in very good condition, particularly given its age, and comes without any labels, ensuring a clean and collectible appearance. Minor wear can be found along the edges, but this only adds to the character of this vintage treasure. We encourage you to examine the detailed photos provided to assess the item’s condition for yourself.
- Features a stunning cover photo of Catherine Zeta-Jones by Herb Ritts.
- Includes vintage fashion content that captures the essence of early 2000s style.
We offer combined shipping options for your convenience—just ask! Every magazine comes with a protective plastic covering to help preserve this charming piece of fashion history.
Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional issue of Vogue that embodies timeless beauty and fashion excellence. This magazine is perfect for display, collection, or as a unique gift for anyone who appreciates the art of fashion.
Please check the pictures for detailed condition purposes, and feel free to reach out with any questions before purchasing!
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):- Features
- Masthead
- Editor’s letter
- Contributors
- Talking back — Letters from readers
- Up front — At first, Elizabeth Weil writes, nothing seemed stranger than sunny beaches, perfect waves, and an endless blue ocean. Then he asked if she’d like to learn how to surf
- Not the girl-next-door — How did Welsh beauty Catherine Zeta-Jones become Hollywood’s screen goddess? As Jonathan Van Meter discovers, you have to be born for it
- The sure thing — Charming, unpredictable, and versatile, actor John Cusack is the embodiment of what today’s women want. By Sally Singer
- Would you wear this house? — One’s spare elegance, another’s multicolor mayhem. The homes of designers Narciso Rodriguez and Matthew Williamson perfectly reflect their collections. By Plum Sykes
- Doing the unacceptable — Sam Taylor-Wood made her name as one of the bad girls of the British art scene, Dodie Kazanjian writes. But two bouts with cancer, motherhood, and being married to her dealer have taught her the art of survival
- People are talking about
- This month
- Movies
- Books
- Horoscope