Vogue Magazine March 2015 Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – March 2015 – Taylor Swift & Karlie Kloss Cover (No Label, VG)

This issue of Vogue Magazine from March 2015 features Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss on the cover, celebrating their close friendship and parallel rise to stardom. The feature story, Two for the Show, takes readers inside their dynamic careers and personal bond, capturing one of the most iconic cover pairings of the decade.

The issue also includes wide-ranging coverage of fashion, culture, politics, and lifestyle—from Jonathan Van Meter’s profile of White House social secretary Jeremy Bernard, to features on Kendrick Lamar, Cate Blanchett, John Galliano’s comeback, and Sam Smith. Fashion highlights explore 1970s-inspired grit and glamour, prairie lace, bold denim, and modern tailoring.

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Contents include:

Fashion & Features

• Hustle and Flow – The 1970s return with modern attitude (p. 479)

• Light Brigade – Prairie-girl lace and delicate details for spring (p. 490)

• Mood Indigo – Denim elevated into refined silhouettes, with Sam Smith profiled (p. 502)

• Two for the Show – Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss on friendship, fame, and the spotlight (p. 512)

• Bringing Back the Magic – John Galliano returns to the runway at Maison Margiela, by Hamish Bowles (p. 528)

Culture & Profiles

• Up Front – Elliot Ackerman on moving beyond the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (p. 334)

• Nostalgia – Candice Bergen recalls the leap to play Murphy Brown (p. 346)

• Lives – White House social secretary Jeremy Bernard redefines inclusivity (p. 370)

• Wedding – Sofía Sanchez Barrenechea’s high-style celebration (p. 386)

• Arts – André Leon Talley reflects on Oscar de la Renta (p. 400)

• In Residence – Jonathan Anderson renovates Loewe and his London home (p. 434)

Beauty & Health

• That Glow – Bare skin, perfected (p. 446)

• Screen Star – Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge (p. 450)

• Phenom: Lip Oils – Beauty’s latest obsession (p. 452)

• Package Deal – Hidden dangers in the food production chain (p. 454)

• Perks of Recreation – Science uncovers more benefits of exercise (p. 458)

People Are Talking About

• Music – Kendrick Lamar on the verge of a landmark release (p. 467)

• Theater – Elisabeth Moss in The Heidi Chronicles (p. 468)

• Books – Hanya Yanagihara’s A Little Life (p. 470)

• Movies – Spring films spotlight reinvention (p. 469)

• Art – Paul Chan returns with new multimedia work (p. 472)

• Television – Broadchurch arrives in the U.S. (p. 474)

Cover Stars: Taylor Swift & Karlie Kloss

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

• Up Front — A decorated five-tour veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, novelist Elliot Ackerman traces the moment he realized he was ready to let go
• Nostalgia — She had a baby daughter and a husband, Louis Malle, based in France, but Candice Bergen leaped at the chance to play the funny, feisty career woman Murphy Brown
• Lives — The White House has never seen a social secretary like Jeremy Bernard. He and his young team have made the place more inclusive, less formal, and more fun. By Jonathan Van Meter
• Flash
• Wedding — Sofía Sanchez Barrenechea and Alexandre de Betak ring in the New Year with the wedding of the season
• Pursuits — Margherita Missoni’s children’s clothing line is simply a reflection of her idyllic Italian family life
• TNT — Elisabeth TNT takes in the wildlife of Botswana
• Arts — In a new exhibition, André Leon Talley reflects on Oscar de la Renta
• Talking Fashion — Stars took to a different precious metal for their Golden Globes ensembles
• Sense of Occasion — At the height of red-carpet season, Cate Blanchett considers the timeless clothes—and character—of Giorgio Armani
• The Hamish Files
• Editor’s Letter
• Masthead
• Talking Back — Letters from readers
• Contributors
• Vogue.com
• Feeling the Blues — Mood indigo. Model Edie Campbell in a Carolina Herrera denim jacket and skirt, Oscar de la Renta top, Christian Louboutin sandals. Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh
• That Glow — The look of the season: bare skin—but better
• Screen Star — Meet Lisa Eldridge: makeup artist to London’s A-list, and reigning queen of the YouTube tutorial
• Phenom: Lip Oils — Beauty’s new obsession
• Package Deal — We can shop organic, but the entire food-production chain—from conveyor belts to containers—may still be exposing us to dangerous chemicals. Elizabeth Royte investigates
• Perks of Recreation — Raised endorphin levels and disease prevention are just the beginning. Jancee Dunn reports on the latest scientific findings on exercise’s surprising benefits
• For Dabblers and Warriors — An online membership program makes life easier for those who prefer to bounce—or aqua-cycle—around
• In Residence — Creative director Jonathan Anderson renovates two houses: Loewe and his London domicile
• Jean Therapy — Model Joan Smalls
• Light Speed — Sacai teams up with Nike on a riotous performance-inspired line
• Metal Mastery — Eddie Borgo launches a bags collection
• People Are Talking About: Music — Kendrick Lamar, hip-hop’s breakout star, prepares his hotly anticipated new record
• People Are Talking About: Theater — Elisabeth Moss stars in The Heidi Chronicles
• People Are Talking About: Movies — A pair of spring films reminds us that it’s never too late for reinvention
• Travel — Luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent offers eager travelers a first glimpse of Cuba
• Books — Hanya Yanagihara’s A Little Life is spring’s must-read novel
• Design — John Robshaw launches a menagerie of beach towels
• Art — After a self-imposed break from the art world, Paul Chan is back—with new multimedia work as probing as ever
• Television — British mystery series Broadchurch makes its way to American screens
• In Full Swing — The real deal
• Hustle and Flow — The mood of the moment? Modern takes on the gritty-gorgeous 1970s—that magical time when Ziggy Stardust platforms, Studio 54 suits, and skinny leathers ruled the streets
• Light Brigade — Angelic filigrees of broderie anglaise and Chantilly make pale prairie-girl lace the most heart-quickening look for the sultry months ahead
• Mood Indigo — Deep, richly hued denim—and lots of it—is being elevated from the mere jean and tailored into sophisticated skirts and bows and wrap coats and sophisticated workwear. Plus: British music sensation Sam Smith pours—and sings—his heart out
• Two for the Show — Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss have forged the kinds of careers—and the kind of friendship—that people dream about
• Bringing Back the Magic — John Galliano makes his thoughtful return to the runway at the helm of the house of Margiela. The designer talks to Hamish Bowles about his inspirations, his newfound sobriety—and happiness
• A Person of Interest — Since sprinting NSA leaker Edward Snowden to safety in Russia two years ago, activist and WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison has lived quietly in Berlin
• The Real Deal — Full-speed at work and hands-on at home, Ivanka Trump knows what it means to be a modern millennial—the exact demographic she wants to dress
• Anchors Aweigh — After a rocky launch abroad, Harvey Weinstein’s [word unclear]
• National Treasure — The National Theatre provides London—and Broadway—with a slew of inventive hit shows
• Regarding Beauty — Philanthropist and patron Maja Hoffmann has brought her taste and influence to the creation of art projects, houses, hotels, and [text unclear]
• Coming Up Roses — Regarding beauty, p. 550
• Taste of the Town — With restaurants—along with their chefs and the food they conjure—now a main course of our culture, we sent Karlie Kloss on a culinary tour through New York’s hottest kitchens and dining rooms
• The Big Chill — Can immersing oneself in temperatures as low as minus 260° Fahrenheit cure what ails you? Penelope Green takes the plunge
• Steal of the Month — In between costume dramas, Lily James finds a look fit for a lady
• Holding Pattern — The season’s bags are about statement-making and convention-breaking—from studded knapsacks to multiple mash-ups
• Touch the Sky — The season’s platforms aren’t for women with a fear of heights—or attention
• Double Takes — We asked a few of our favorite power duos—whether friends, sisters, or collaborators—to share what they’re most looking forward to this spring
• In This Issue
• Last Look