Vogue Magazine July 2013 Katy Perry Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – July 2013 – Katy Perry Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)

This July 2013 issue of Vogue features global pop sensation Katy Perry on the cover, photographed during a pivotal moment in her career as she embraced a new chapter of musical maturity and personal reinvention. Known for her bold style and powerhouse voice, Perry’s profile in this edition captures her growth as an artist beyond pop novelty. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges, and has been well-preserved for its age. The exact copy pictured in the listing is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details. All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Editorial Highlights & Features

Cover Story

• Beauty and the Beat – Vicki Woods profiles Katy Perry as she sheds her early pop persona, navigates heartbreak, and steps into her full creative power with a more refined, soulful sound.

Fashion & Style

• Identity Politics – Fall collections take a bold turn with designs celebrating individuality and strength, tailor-made for women who define their own style.

• Making a Splash – Hawaii’s Representative Tulsi Gabbard—combat veteran, Hindu, and surfer—emerges as a political figure to watch.

• Paris Match – Alexander Wang’s debut at Balenciaga sparks discussion and admiration for the young American designer’s vision.

• Steal of the Month – Gladiator sandals make a strong seasonal statement.

• A Sporting Chance – Sleek knits bring elegance to activities from yacht racing to art installations.

• Match Point – Garden-party inspired prints draw from Lauren Santo Domingo’s whimsical badminton tournament.

Lifestyle & Features

• Destination Detox – Plum Sykes visits an exclusive Austrian health spa favored by the glamorous and high-profile, documenting its intense yet transformative regimen.

• Dreaming in Color – Peter Doig’s vibrant Trinidad-inspired paintings leave space for the imagination to wander.

• Rising Star – Chad Robertson of Tartine Bakery crafts bread so sought-after that each of his 240 daily loaves sells out within an hour.

• Tough Love – Elizabeth Weil investigates the hidden side effects of antidepressants on women’s relationships and intimacy.

Up Front & Flash

• It Girl – Miley Cyrus’ evolving image and influence.

• TNT – Elisabeth TNT immerses herself in the architecture and art of Venice.

• Style Ethics – Moto-grunge meets sustainability with vegan faux-leather pants from Mother jeans.

• The X Factor – J.W. Anderson’s standout debut for Versus Versace.

Beauty & Health

• On the Marc – Marc Jacobs channels his signature wit and style into a must-have makeup collection.

• Gold Standard – An iconic skin cream gets a luxurious update after 45 years.

People Are Talking About

• Talent – Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke reunite for Before Midnight.

• Design – Ruan Hoffmann’s artisanal hand-lithographed tiles for Clé.

• Art – Richard Diebenkorn’s Berkeley Years exhibition at San Francisco’s de Young Museum.

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 July 2013 Vogue is a vibrant mix of fashion, culture, and personality-driven storytelling—anchored by Katy Perry’s striking cover and candid profile—making it a must-have for collectors and fans alike.

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

• BY BREAD ALONE – Rising star
• Fashion & Features
• POINT OF VIEW
• IDENTITY POLITICS – Who do you think you are? That’s the question posed by fall’s unique and iconoclastic collections tailor-made for strong women
• DESTINATION DETOX – The world’s most glamorous and glowing have been sneaking off to a spartan Austrian spa for dramatic health makeovers. Plum Sykes experiences the agony—and the ecstasy
• BEAUTY AND THE BEAT – Leaving pop novelty and broken hearts behind her, Katy Perry has grown into her formidable talent. By Vicki Woods
• MAKING A SPLASH – Washington has never seen anyone quite like Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii: just 32, a Hindu, an Iraq combat veteran, and an avid surfer. John Powers meets the freshman lawmaker tipped to be a Democratic Party star
• DREAMING IN COLOR – Peter Doig’s paintings of Trinidadian life leave the imagination free to roam
• PARIS MATCH – When Alexander Wang arrived at the hallowed French house of Balenciaga, it set critics abuzz. Mark Holgate sees firsthand just what the young American designer is capable of
• RISING STAR – Every day, Chad Robertson of San Francisco’s Tartine Bakery & Cafe turns out fresh loaves—and within an hour, they’re snapped up. Meet the cult prince of American breadmaking. By Oliver Strand
• STEAL OF THE MONTH – Find new footing this season with a towering gladiator sandal
• TOUGH LOVE – More and more women are turning to antidepressants to lift their spirits, only to find that their sexual drive is all but obliterated. Elizabeth Weil peeks behind the bedroom door
• A SPORTING CHANCE – The season’s sleek knits are bold enough to inject any event—from a yachting race to an art installation—with a winning spirit
• Index
• MATCH POINT – Inspired by Lauren Santo Domingo’s decadent badminton tournament, we look to classic garden decor and whimsical prints
• IN THIS ISSUE
• LAST LOOK
• THE TOUGHEST SPA ON EARTH
• People Are Talking About
• TALENT – Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke pair up for the third time in Richard Linklater’s Before Midnight
• DESIGN – South African artist Ruan Hoffmann creates hand-lithographed tiles for Cle
• ART – “Richard Diebenkorn: The Berkeley Years, 1953–1966” opens at San Francisco’s de Young Museum
• Beauty & Health
• ON THE MARC – Marc Jacobs distills his winning—and witty—vision into must-have makeup
• GOLD STANDARD – After 45 years, an iconic skin cream gets a reboot
• CHILLED OUT – Ginny Graves investigates why her fingers remain maddeningly cold even as temperatures soar
• FLASH
• IT GIRL – Miley Cyrus
• TNT – Elisabeth TNT takes in the spectacular art and architecture of Venice—and gets happily lost along the way
• VIEW
• THE X FACTOR – J.W. Anderson steals the spotlight, says Sarah Mower, with his first Versus Versace collection
• STYLE ETHICS – Moto-grunge goes vegan with Freja Beha Erichsen’s faux-leather pants for Mother jeans
• VOGUE.COM
• MASTHEAD
• EDITOR’S LETTER
• TALKING BACK – Letters from readers
• CONTRIBUTORS
• NOSTALGIA – As the daughter of a gay poet in 1970s San Francisco, Alysia Abbott found all kinds of inspiration in her father’s closet