Vogue Magazine March 2017 Liu Wen, Ashley Graham, Kendall Jenner No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – March 2017 – Liu Wen, Ashley Graham, Kendall Jenner Cover (No Label, VG)

This Vogue March 2017 issue features a groundbreaking multi-model cover starring Liu Wen, Ashley Graham, and Kendall Jenner, part of the magazine’s major celebration of inclusivity and fashion’s evolving standards of beauty.

The issue is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. All magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Highlights include:

Fashion & Features

• Sarah Burton – Hamish Bowles follows the Alexander McQueen creative director to Cornwall, exploring the poetic inspirations behind her collections (p. 430)

• The Great Beauty Shake-Up – Maya Singer reports on the new wave of models redefining beauty standards in a post-diversity era (p. 436)

• Home Chic Home – Model Caroline Trentini retreats with her family to Rio, mixing relaxation with effortless style (p. 450)

• Girl on Fire – Jo Lampert as Joan of Arc in David Byrne’s bold new rock musical, profiled by Adam Green (p. 464)

• Divine Understatement – Rose Uniacke’s interiors strike the perfect balance of elegance and comfort (p. 466)

• Spirited Away – Karlie Kloss embraces geisha traditions at a serene spa in Japan’s Ise-Shima National Park (p. 476)

• Desert Flowers – Kendall Jenner brings bold color and high-contrast styling to spring’s neutrals (p. 492)

Talking Fashion

• Sparkles Fly – Sequins, glitter, and shimmer dominate the season with optimism (p. 314)

• Objects of Their Desire – Young designers draw inspiration from everyday beauty (p. 326)

• Leg Work – Chic alternatives to dresses, from tuxedo trousers to jumpsuits (p. 338)

• TNT – Elisabeth TNT goes behind the scenes at the 2017 Whitney Biennial (p. 342)

Culture & Lifestyle

• Up Front – Nell Stevens on seeking inspiration in isolation on Bleaker Island (p. 228)

• Lives – Yasmin Green’s mission to make the digital world safer with Google (p. 254)

• Taste Makers – A fresh generation of culinary talent shakes up the food scene (p. 334)

• Hand to Mouth – Jeffrey Steingarten’s dive into the art of hors d’oeuvres and party snacks (p. 474)

Condition: Very Good (VG) – minor wear on edges

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

• Editor’s Letter
• Masthead
• Up Front
  • In order to court inspiration for a book, writer Nell Stevens sought out one of the most isolated places on Earth: Bleaker Island
• Lives
  • Should a tech giant give us more information—or better information? Robert Sullivan meets
• Memories Are Made of This
  • A lifelong love of creating what we wear can spring from the most personal moments. We asked fifteen designers to tell us about their first fashion memories
• Nostalgia
  • Megan Marshall was working as a secretary when she sneaked into a poetry workshop led by Robert Lowell and changed her prospects forever
• Talking Fashion
  • Sparkles Fly Say yes to the defiant and optimistic shine of sequins, glitter, and glimmer. By Sarah Mower
  • All Eyes On Naomie Harris
  • Objects of Their Desire Young fashion designers are reaching beyond the runway and finding inspiration in the beauty of things
• Taste Makers
  • A fresh crop of culinary talent is rewriting the menu in the food world—just don’t call them chefs
• Leg Work
  • Step away from the dress—in a jumpsuit, cigarette pants, or tuxedo trousers
• TNT
  • Elisabeth TNT learns what it takes to put together the 2017 Whitney Biennial
• Divine Inspiration
  • Sarah Burton Alexander McQueen’s creative director has put her indelible mark on pragmatically poetic collections that draw on Britain’s history and craft heritage. Hamish Bowles travels with Burton and her team to mystic Cornwall for an inspirational walkabout
  • The Great Beauty Shake-Up The next wave of models is defying stereotypes by bringing us faces—and figures—for an unconventional, post-diversity, ultra-inclusive generation. Maya Singer reports
  • Home Chic Home Brazilian-born model Caroline Trentini and her kids take a breather from the midwinter city chill with a quick trip to Rio, packing just the essentials—silky dresses, sea- and street-worthy swimsuits
  • Girl on Fire Brooklyn-based singer Jo Lampert rises up to star as Joan of Arc in David Byrne’s new rock musical. By Adam Green
  • Divine Understatement Rich and restrained, elegant yet comfortable, Rose Uniacke’s interiors are places nobody wants to leave. By Jane Withers
  • Hand to Mouth Tidbits, finger food, hors d’oeuvres, canapés—on the eve of hosting a springtime soirée, Jeffrey Steingarten investigates the small world of party snacks
  • Spirited Away Nestled among the sacred shrines of Japan’s Ise-Shima National Park, a tranquil geothermal-spa resort taps into the country’s time-honored bathing rituals. Paying homage to Japan’s geisha culture, Karlie Kloss soaks up the serenity. By Liesl Schillinger
• Moment of the Month
  • The fifties are back
• Desert Flowers
  • Kendall Jenner turns up the contrast on the season’s neutral looks with a heavy dose of the boldest, brightest, and most highly saturated accessories
• Index
• Weighing In
  • Tea dresses and delicate florals dance us into spring—a flight of fancy, yes, but one grounded by substantial (and ever-so-desirable) accessories
• In This Issue
• Last Look