Vogue Magazine May 2013 Carey Mulligan Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – May 2013 – Carey Mulligan Cover (No Label, Very Good Condition)

This May 2013 issue of Vogue features actress Carey Mulligan on the cover, photographed by Mario Testino, styled in Dior Haute Couture, and channeling her role as Daisy Buchanan in Baz Luhrmann’s cinematic spectacle The Great Gatsby. Inside, the issue delivers a blend of fashion, film, art, and culture, making it a standout collectible for both Vogue enthusiasts and Carey Mulligan fans. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The exact copy shown in photos is the one you will receive. All magazines are shipped in a plastic protective covering, with combined shipping available upon request.

Editorial Highlights & Features

Cover Story

• Great Expectations – Tom Shone profiles Carey Mulligan as she takes on one of literature’s most enigmatic heroines, Daisy Buchanan, in the year’s most lavish movie event.

Fashion & Style

• What to Wear Where – Carolyn Murphy tests fall’s array of luxurious pants in versatile styling combinations.

• Take Two – A Vogue-scripted romance starring Cara Delevingne and Tom Hiddleston, blending British charm with soft, romantic fashion.

• Rebel Yell – Punk fashion takes the spotlight at the Met, with deconstructed and reimagined designs proving the movement’s enduring influence.

• Shady Ladies – Sunglasses for the season, featuring retro flourishes, floral touches, and bold tints.

Celebrity & Cultural Profiles

• Family Values – Alec Baldwin plays a gangster father figure in Broadway’s Orphans, alongside a wild supporting cast.

• High Energy – Julie Mehretu’s latest gallery show channels urban landscapes and political narratives.

• California Dreaming – Hamish Bowles explores the design magic of Commune, Los Angeles’s hottest interior firm.

Arts, Design & Lifestyle

• Gender Agenda – Exploring how fluid concepts of masculinity and femininity are influencing fashion’s future.

• Rock the Casa – Florence Welch’s bohemian London home sings with individuality.

• A New Leaf – Oliver Strand’s ode to improvisational salads filled with vibrant greens, herbs, and edible flowers.

Beauty & Health

• Lash Lust – Color takes center stage in eye makeup with bold lash trends.

• Lift Off – The chemical peel gets a modern, skin-friendly revival.

• Energy Efficient – Elizabeth Weil on optimizing fitness through post-workout habits.

• Coco’s Crowd – A Paris exhibition explores Chanel’s most iconic scent and its creative circle.

People Are Talking About

• James Badge Dale’s breakout roles, from superheroes to The Lone Ranger.

• Imogen Poots brings a touch of British charm to Hollywood.

• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s latest novel, a modern love story with depth.

Condition & Shipping Information:

• Condition: Very good, with minor edge wear (see photos).

• All items come with a protective plastic covering.

• Combined shipping available upon request.

With its mix of cinematic glamour, punk fashion energy, and eclectic cultural coverage, the May 2013 Vogue is a highly desirable issue—especially for fans of The Great Gatsby and Carey Mulligan’s timeless elegance.

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

• Vogue.com
• Masthead
• Editor’s Letter
• Talking Back – Letters from readers
• Contributors
• Up Front – When her five-year-old son announced he wanted to learn Chinese
• Lives – In this excerpt from her new memoir, Edna O’Brien recalls her troubled marriage, a custody battle, and finding herself in words
• Media – As Al Jazeera readies a big American rollout, Heidi Mitchell reports on its radical agenda: unbiased news, delivered via virtually unlimited resources
• Nostalgia – Jennifer Homans found inspiration in the life of Balanchine muse Tanaquil Le Clercq—first as a dancer and later as a grieving wife
• Flash
• It Girl – Lily Collins
• Freeze Frame – At Frieze New York, an art installation good enough to eat
• TNT – After Paris Fashion Week, Elisabeth TNT returns to New York for the opening of “Manifesto,” her cocurated exhibition
• Talking Fashion – Clutches and carryalls meet their match; Deco-era inspired earrings climb upward
• Dispatch – Claire Distenfeld in Cartagena, Colombia
• Coast Guard – Oyster-tect Kate Orff’s pearly plan to save shores
• Making the Case – Lily Kwong debuts a line of iPhone and iPad cases
• Social Responsibility – Shala Monroque and La Mer team up with Kids4Coral
• The Hamish Files – Introducing a new column from Vogue’s International Editor at Large
• View
• In the Abstract – Ellsworth Kelly revisits his secret history as a dressmaker with Calvin Klein’s Francisco Costa
• Global Crossover – A new London label goes all over the map
• Rock the Casa – Florence Welch’s first home sings its own tune
• Sleep No More – Andy Spade’s new line of pajamas is for bed—and beyond
• Gender Agenda – New notions of masculinity and femininity are reshaping the fashion world—from interchanging collections to breakout models like Casey Legler
• Share Alike – How and when men’s clothes found space in our closets—and in our pages
• Smoking and Mirrors – A discreet Parisian atelier reflects on the louche and lean tuxedo suit
• Block Party – By custom-building Ferragamo’s classic Vara pump, Plum Sykes finds the high in a low heel
• Style Ethics – Bespoke bikes from reclaimed wood that are as functional as they are head-turning
• The Editor’s Eye – Sally Singer
• Beauty & Health
• Lash Lust – The new way to wear color fearlessly is from root to tip
• It Ingredient: Moringa – Revered by the ancients, this nutrient-rich tree is ripe for revival
• Lift Off – The much-maligned, once-terrifying chemical peel may just be the best thing you can do for your skin
• Not So Wild West – Luxury camping in Colorado
• Nouveau Nude – Nail-art wild child Eva Chen takes a cue from the spring collections and scales back with the season’s lighter shades of pale
• Coco’s Crowd – A Paris exhibition on Chanel’s most iconic scent spotlights the designer’s avant-garde circle
• Energy Efficient – The key to getting—and staying—stronger and fitter may lie in what you do after you work out
• Night Kitchen – According to the latest science, when you eat may be as important as what you eat
• Colorist-in-a-Compact – A genius new solution for touching up roots
• Cigarette Break – Everyone knows about the dangers of smoking, yet that doesn’t make kicking the habit any easier
• People Are Talking About
• Talent – James Badge Dale takes on superheroes, zombies, and the Lone Ranger
• Documentaries – An upcoming film reveals the Williams sisters’ game plan, while Sarah Polley reconsiders her mother’s life
• Movies – Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha stars his real-life muse, Greta Gerwig
• Object – Ercolano introduces its Zag backgammon set
• Up Next – Imogen Poots brings her English charm and nineties nostalgia to Hollywood
• Travel – Italian hotels with stylish stays in unexpected locations
• Art – A new exhibition revisits the dazzling work of 1970s artist Jack Goldstein
• Music – New York–based MS MR’s debut offers a perfect summer playlist
• Design – Designer Lindsey Adelman opens her first NoHo space
• Dance – Dancer Justin Peck steps out as a choreographer
• Books – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has written a love story for our time
• Fashion & Features
• Point of View
• Great Expectations – Baz Luhrmann’s spectacular, all-star production of The Great Gatsby casts the inimitable Carey Mulligan as Gatsby’s bewitching obsession, Daisy Buchanan
• What to Wear Where – Carolyn Murphy puts fall’s rich array of pants through its paces
• Take Two – Cara Delevingne is the most desired model to come out of the U.K. in years
• High Energy – In an eagerly awaited new gallery show, Julie Mehretu’s explosively ambitious paintings are inspired by urban geography and political action
• Family Values – Alec Baldwin plays gangster father figure to a pair of wild-and-weird brothers in the new Broadway production of Orphans
• California Dreaming – Los Angeles’s design firm of the moment, Commune, combines West Coast sophistication with an air of boho cool
• A New Leaf – Forget lettuce. Salad should be an improvisation, a riot of greens, herbs, peas, shoots, and edible flowers
• Rebel Yell – Ripped-up, deconstructed, reimagined: Punk fashion, celebrated at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this month and previewed on these pages, has never lost its charge
• Steal of the Month – Spring’s wardrobe comes touched with the romance of the past
• Shady Ladies – A sterling cast of characters shines in the season’s sunglasses, complete with retro finishes, floral embellishments, and colorful tints
• Index
• Season Opener – With fall collections hitting just as the warm months set in, it’s time to get creative
• In This Issue
• Last Look