Vogue Magazine June 2012 Hope Solo Serena Williams Ryan Lochte Cover No Label VG


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Vogue Magazine – June 2012 – Hope Solo, Serena Williams & Ryan Lochte Cover – No Label – VG

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COVER LOOK – National Treasures
Hope Solo and Serena Williams wear Michael Kors shirred metallic swimsuits, and Ryan Lochte wears Speedo USA jammer. Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, this patriotic cover celebrates the strength and beauty of America’s Olympic champions ahead of London 2012.


Issue Highlights:

Fashion & Features

  • Country Strong – p.146
    Supermodel Karlie Kloss joins America’s top male athletes, including Ryan Lochte, in a bold, Olympic-inspired editorial.

  • Body Heat – p.156
    Jennifer Lopez turns up the temperature in high-summer swimsuits.

  • Wonder Women – p.182
    Elite U.S. Olympic athletes show off their grace, power, and drive.

  • Cut to the Chase – p.172
    Joan Smalls catches up with Usain Bolt during filming of a documentary.

  • Stage Presence – p.190
    Simon Russell Beale shines in Timon of Athens.

  • Danny Boy – p.192
    A profile of Danny Boyle, the director behind the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.

  • Prime Time – p.196
    David and Samantha Cameron prepare for London’s moment on the world stage.

  • Heart and Soul – p.198
    Chef Marcus Samuelsson’s memoir details his journey from Ethiopia to Harlem.

  • Destiny’s Child – p.202
    The science of pregnancy and its long-term effects on children’s health.


Beauty & Health

  • American Beauty – p.114
    Arizona Muse opens up about big changes and motherhood.

  • Sunscreen in a Brush – p.118
    Innovative powder formulas to protect your skin.

  • Petal Pushing – p.120
    A rare flower extract that may be the key to youthful skin.

  • Triple Threat – p.128
    The benefits of triathlon training on body and balance.

  • Dream State – p.132
    Natural alternatives to prescription sleep aids.


People Are Talking About

  • Talent – p.136
    Omar Sy and François Cluzet light up the screen in The Intouchables.


Departments & Extras

  • Peet’s Place – p.106
    Amanda Peet creates a lush outdoor retreat in L.A.

  • The Editor’s Eye – p.113

  • Steal of the Month – p.206
    Sun-safe shirts that combine fashion and function.

  • Get Your Kicks – p.208
    Summer’s hottest trend? Sneaker-chic in all its forms.

  • Follow Suit – p.214
    Find the perfect swimsuit to match your vacation destination.

  • In This Issue – p.220

  • Last Look – p.222


A vibrant and empowering summer issue that blends Olympic pride with style, health, and culture. A must-have for fans of sport, fashion, and Serena, Hope, or Lochte at their athletic prime.

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):
  • Peet’s Place – Amanda Peet has created an oasis of outdoor living for her family in Los Angeles. By Eve MacSweeney
  • The Editor’s Eye
  • Beauty & Health
  • American Beauty – Arizona Muse, fashion’s most bewitching model-mother, talks to Lynn Yaeger about some very big news
  • Sunscreen in a Brush – The new power powders
  • Petal Pushing – Can one very special flower turn back time? Plum
  • Triple Threat – Elizabeth Weil uncovers the path to a ridiculously fit and perfectly balanced body: triathlons
  • Dream State – Do you have to pop a pill to fall into deep sleep? Jancee Dunn searches for med-free alternatives to conquer insomnia
  • People Are Talking About
  • Talent – Omar Sy and François Cluzet star in The Intouchables
  • Up Next – Mary Elizabeth Winstead stars opposite Benjamin Walker in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
  • Books – Six new novels will get you in a London mood
  • Art – An exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay heralds Misia Sert, the muse of avant-garde Paris
  • Design – A classic chair gets refitted for the outdoors
  • Theater – Folk musician
  • Fashion & Features
  • Point of View
  • Country Strong – In anticipation of the London Olympics, Karlie Kloss teams up with America’s top male athletes as they set their sights on the gold. By Robert Sullivan
  • Body Heat – One hundred degrees in the shade, and the temperature spikes further still with Jennifer Lopez in summer’s scorching swimsuits
  • Cut to the Chase – Model Joan Smalls trails the world’s fastest sprinter, Usain Bolt, as a documentary crew tracks his every stride. By Robert Sullivan
  • Wonder Women – With divine grace and unmatched drive, these elite athletes are ready to swim, kick, tumble, and sprint their way to the summer Olympic Games. Robert Sullivan meets the contenders
  • Stage Presence – Simon Russell Beale brings his Olympic-size talent to Timon of Athens. By Adam Green
  • Danny Boy – Meet the creative genius of movies Slumdog Millionaire, 127 Hours, spectacular stage plays—and now an ambitious Olympic opening ceremony: Danny Boyle. By Hadley Freeman
  • Prime Time – Britain’s First Couple, David and Samantha Cameron, prepare for London’s big moment
  • Heart and Soul – In his engaging new memoir, Yes, Chef, Marcus Samuelsson charts his extraordinary journey from Ethiopia to Harlem—and the global spirit he brought to New York’s newest culinary landmark, Red Rooster
  • Destiny’s Child – A pregnant woman’s diet
  • Steal of the Month – Catch some rays in a shirt with sun protection built right in
  • Get Your Kicks – Take to the street in radical sneaker chic: High-top, high-heeled, pony or puffy—they deliver
  • Index
  • Follow Suit – No matter where you find yourself on summer holiday, let the destination be your guide for a swimsuit to make you feel right at home
  • In This Issue
  • Last Look

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