Vogue Magazine May 2015 Carey Mulligan Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – May 2015 – Carey Mulligan Cover (No Label, VG)

This issue of Vogue Magazine from May 2015 features Carey Mulligan on the cover. At the time, Mulligan was preparing for her Broadway performance in Skylight and starring in Far from the Madding Crowd. The cover story captures her artistry, dedication, and timeless elegance, while the issue as a whole showcases global fashion, cultural commentary, and forward-looking trends.

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Contents include:

Highlights & Features

• Talking Fashion – Fit-to-be-tied coats, frocks, and lean stripes (p. 112)

• Social Responsibility – Lena Dunham on her passion for reproductive choice (p. 128)

• Beautiful Future – Lynn Yaeger on Julien Dossena’s modernism at Paco Rabanne (p. 137)

• Golden State – Mansur Gavriel’s minimalist bags in the spotlight (p. 146)

• Lingua Franca – Edgardo Osorio’s Aquazzura gains global traction (p. 148)

• Magic Carpets – Designers embracing rug-inspired fashion (p. 154)

Beauty & Health

• Camera Ready – Leandra Medine on makeup in the Instagram age (p. 156)

• The Spa Virgin – Lynn Yaeger’s reluctant dive into wellness culture (p. 164)

• Future Cuts – Emma Elwick-Bates on the end of the monthly trim (p. 170)

• Spring Fever – Braids, bold lips, and hybrid beauty trends (p. 172)

People Are Talking About

• Dance – Russell Janzen ascends at New York City Ballet (p. 175)

• Art – Alex Katz exhibitions across the art world (p. 176)

• Theater – Branden Jacobs-Jenkins tackles office politics (p. 176)

• Television – The Casual Vacancy adapted for the screen (p. 176)

• Books – New spring fiction (p. 178)

• Design – Reinventing the picnic plate (p. 178)

Fashion & Culture Features

• Go East – Leslie Camhi on China: Through the Looking Glass, the Met’s landmark exhibition (p. 181)

• Blurred Lines – The rise of androgynous chic in fashion (p. 192)

• Passion Player – Gaby Wood profiles Carey Mulligan’s artistry on stage and screen (p. 202)

• A Grand Vision – Miuccia Prada’s extraordinary new Milan museum, by Nathan Heller (p. 210)

• Flying Solo – Anne Hathaway in a one-woman theater role (p. 218)

• Open Season – Nick Kyrgios shakes up the tennis world (p. 220)

• The New World – Andreja Pejić on gender fluidity and cultural change (p. 222)

• Yes, You Can – Tamar Adler’s culinary challenge with preserved foods (p. 226)

• Steal of the Month – Hailee Steinfeld balances rising fame (p. 228)

• What to Wear Where – The slip dress returns in sensual chic (p. 230)

• Almost Paradise – Kate Moss in tropical-inspired summer fashion (p. 236)

Departments

• Island Time – Joyous florals for spring and summer (p. 245)

• Last Look (p. 256)

Cover Star: Carey Mulligan

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

• Talking Fashion
  • Loose lacing of fit-to-be-tied coats and frocks; long, lean stripes delineate a striking silhouette
• TNT
  • Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis plans an epic ensemble for this year’s Met gala with a little help from her friends
• Books
  • Danielle de la Falaise serves up a fresh chapter in his foodie family history
• Art
  • As the Biennale kicks off in Venice and Frieze Art Fair takes over New York, here are five women you won’t be able to miss
• Social Responsibility
  • Lena Dunham explains her passion for reproductive choice. Hint: It all started with her mother
• The Hamish Files
• View
  • Beautiful Future – Julien Dossena champions a new Parisian modernism at Paco Rabanne
  • Golden State – Mansur Gavriel’s bags find their chic, spare place in the sun
  • Lingua Franca – Edgardo Osorio’s Aquazzura has a universal appeal
  • True to Form – Peter Schlesinger’s
• Magic Carpets
  • Designers are embracing the art and craft of rugs
• Beauty & Health
  • Camera Ready – What happens when your selfie looks better than your actual self?
  • The Spa Virgin – Facials, body wraps, and exercise of any kind
  • In Season – Garden herbs
  • Future Cuts – Emma Elwick-Bates says goodbye to the monthly trim
  • Spring Fever – Braid brilliance; on target: the hybrid lip
• People Are Talking About
  • Dance – With one soaring performance after another, Russell Janzen takes his place as NYCB’s newest soloist
  • Art – Alex Katz is having a moment, showing in museums, galleries, and now, the Barneys windows
• Theater
  • A force to be reckoned with, playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins tackles office politics in his latest play
• Television
  • J. K. Rowling’s best-selling novel The Casual Vacancy gets transformed into a three-part drama
• Books
  • Spring fiction looks back at what was left behind
• Design
  • The picnic plate turns over a new leaf
• Travel
  • Summer escapes open in town or country
• Fashion & Features
  • Go East – Western eyes have drawn inspiration from “exotic” Asian images
  • She’s Got Game – Reality-TV star and NBA wife La La Anthony
  • The Transformers – How much can you really change about your mind and body?
  • The Victoria Line – Victoria Beckham opens up about finding her life’s passion
  • High Comedy – James Corden brings his oversized comic genius to Broadway
  • Back to the Future – Visionary painter David Hockney
  • Steal of the Month – In an endless variety of shapes, sizes, and colors
  • Tails of the City – Eight beauties showcase this season’s many interpretations of the classic urban shirt
• Index
• In This Issue
• Last Look