Vogue Magazine March 2007 Jennifer Hudson Cover VG

Vogue Magazine – March 2007 – Jennifer Hudson Cover – Very Good Condition

This March 2007 issue of Vogue features Jennifer Hudson on the cover, captured at the height of her Dreamgirls acclaim, as she prepared for what would become her Academy Award–winning night.

The magazine is in very good condition with only minor wear on edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for an accurate depiction of condition. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.

Highlights from This Issue

Fashion & Features

• Glamorama – Chromatic palette statement dressing blends kaleidoscope chic with softer shine (p. 488)

• White Russian – Natalia Vodianova reimagines the classic white shirt in Marrakech, plus “Natalia’s Playground” by Robert Sullivan (p. 504)

• Perfect Ten – Agyness Deyn models the season’s essentials in rich shades of wine and roses (p. 522)

• The A-Team – Cristiano Ronaldo teams up with Daria Werbowy for a striking fashion-meets-sport editorial (p. 532)

• Bringing Down the House – André Leon Talley prepares Jennifer Hudson for her Oscar night following her Golden Globe win (p. 542)

• A Very Long Night – Olivier Theyskens redefines the evening dress at Nina Ricci (p. 566)

• A Tout de Suit – The evolution and reinvention of the woman’s suit (p. 572)

• Rise & Shine – Structured bags and towering heels in gleaming metallics (p. 596)

Beauty, Health & Fitness

• Punk Polish – Selma Blair’s daring new look by Sally Singer (p. 455)

• Metallic vs. Romantic – Spring’s two key beauty moods (p. 464)

• Second Coming – Marcia Kilgore’s innovative approach to beauty products (p. 466)

• Showing Skin – Julia Reed on spring’s discreet yet disarming necklines (p. 468)

• Green Peace – The eco-conscious fashion and design movement (p. 483)

• Crash Test – Sally Singer road-tests a trainer-led diet plan with David Kirsch (p. 582)

Lifestyle & Culture

• Nostalgia – John Burnham Schwartz recalls a summer shaped by his parents’ divorce and Kramer vs. Kramer (p. 214)

• The Life Exotic – Waris Ahluwalia’s India-inspired jewelry revival and London artist Polly Morgan’s fashion mix (p. 394)

A dynamic issue blending celebrity, high fashion, and cultural insight—an excellent collectible for Vogue enthusiasts and fans of Jennifer Hudson’s breakout moment.

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

• Fashion
  • Life with André. By André Leon Talley
  • Talking fashion with Norwich Notes
• View
  • Hey, big spenders They wield considerable clout with their checkbooks to keep their customers satisfied and stylish. Vogue trails four store buyers across the world’s fashion capitals to see this spring’s collections through their discerning eyes
• Fashion (continued)
  • A new altitude Towering platforms have been replaced by faceted heels, sporty sneakers, and ironic pointy-toed flats. Sarah Mower reports on the shoe that fits now
  • Piece love As patchwork hits the runways, Hamish Bowles looks at the quilting queen bees who inspired the trend
  • Magpie à la mode The Metropolitan Museum’s celebration of American fashion original Iris Apfel comes to Palm Beach
  • First blush Designer Carine Gilson brings chic elegance to a risqué business
  • Meet the Presse Renee Roman Klein and Zoe Schaeffer introduce some serious fashion to L.A.
  • Fitting That Giles Deacon is designing for Britain’s quintessential luxury line, DAKS, is positively spot on. By Sarah Mower
  • All this time When the watch on your wrist is more ornamental than elemental
  • Small world Opening Ceremony is the intellectual’s source for obscure international labels. Now its owners are launching their own line
  • Black magic London designer Osman Yousefzada uses history to spin an ever-current classic
  • A hold on me The husband-and-wife furniture-design duo R&Y Augusti now has a great grasp of handbags
• Features
  • The life exotic Waris Ahluwalia reinvents his illustrious house with a collection straight out of India. Plus, Closet Case: Up-and-coming London artist Polly Morgan mixes indie names with big British labels
  • Need it now
  • Point of view
  • Glamorama Statement dressing goes glitter rock in a technometallic kaleidoscope of the season’s shiniest looks, packed with loads of spotlight-stealing personality
  • White Russian In Marrakech, the charitable and free-spirited Natalia Vodianova expands the horizons of the classic white shirt. Plus, Natalia’s Playground
  • Perfect ten Quirky-cool Agyness Deyn, the latest beauty from Britain, showcases the season’s essentials for a wardrobe shot through with shades of wine and roses
  • The A-team Cristiano Ronaldo, the world’s most creative and charismatic young soccer player, teams up with Daria Werbowy, in shapely, energetic dresses that score major glamour points
  • Bringing down the house With a Golden Globe for her showstopping performance in Dreamgirls, Jennifer Hudson now has a strong shot at Oscar
  • A very long night At Nina Ricci, Olivier Theyskens crafts evening dresses that swizzle around the body like swirled glass
  • À tout de suit For centuries, the suit has been a staple in a woman’s wardrobe. But as designers take radical liberties with the uniform set, we wonder: Will the suit survive?
  • Rise & shine Architectural silhouettes prepare this season’s accessories for takeoff, as soaring heels and structured bags are upgraded in gleaming metallics
• Beauty, Health & Fitness
  • Pink polish An original and surprising beauty gets a bold new look
  • Metallic vs. romantic Are you spring’s space-age goddess or her petal-pushing counterpart?
  • Second coming Marcia Kilgore has always approached beauty with a combination of science, humor, and savvy
  • Showing skin Discreet yet disarming. Polite but far from prudish
  • Best in show Luxury grooming products for the poshest pups
  • Back in style Heidi Klum looks to a modern take on a sixties-era technique to perfect her posture
  • Green peace New eco-friendly studios, clothes, and props let yogis inhale and exhale in spaces that are as pure as the practice itself
• People Are Talking About
  • Food
  • Movies
  • Talent
  • Travel
  • Music
  • Books
  • TV
  • Art
• Regular Sections
  • Editor’s letter
  • Masthead
  • Contributors
  • Talking back: Letters from readers
  • Up front
  • Index
  • In this issue
  • Last look