Vogue Magazine May 2017 Katy Perry Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine May 2017 Katy Perry Cover No Label VG

This Vogue issue features global pop superstar Katy Perry on the cover, with a feature story by Hamish Bowles celebrating her bold reinvention and iconic presence in music and fashion. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on the edges. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details.

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Highlights from the Table of Contents include:

• Excerpt – Paula Hawkins’s new release (p.68)

• Lives – L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti on immigration (p.86)

• Nostalgia – Mary Gordon recalls her first protest march (p.92)

Talking Fashion

• Marques’Almeida challenges convention (p.100)

• Linda Fargo opens a new Bergdorf’s boutique (p.108)

• Nicola Formichetti’s eclectic New York home (p.112)

• Balenciaga’s history and modern reinvention (p.118)

• Feathery tiers take center stage (p.120)

Beauty & Health

• The anti-vegan beauty backlash (p.132)

• Zinc skincare and chemical-free coverage (p.136)

• Frédéric Fekkai’s return to his roots (p.138)

• Exploring early rising (p.142)

People Are Talking About

• Aziz Ansari returns in Master of None (p.147)

• Spring fiction debuts and Netflix’s Dear White People (p.154)

• New art, music, theater, and film highlights (pp.150–152)

Fashion & Features

• Very Perry – A tribute to Katy Perry’s bold style and cultural impact (p.170)

• Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons in conversation (p.180)

• Amandla Stenberg as a voice for the next generation (p.184)

• Samantha Bee’s sharp satire on current events (p.186)

• Patrick Kinmonth on the gardens of Wardington Manor (p.194)

• Crab cuisine explored in Shell Game (p.200)

• The free-the-nipple debate (p.202)

• Sequins shine in What to Wear Where (p.204)

• Mixing bold textures and tailoring in Clash Mob (p.212)

• Built-to-move seasonal pieces in Swell Season (p.214)

Index & Features

• Wave Makers – Scuba-inspired tailoring (p.220)

• Last Look (p.232)

A vibrant issue showcasing Katy Perry at the height of her pop-culture influence, this edition blends music, fashion, politics, and lifestyle, making it an essential collectible for Vogue enthusiasts.

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

• CANDY Land – A golden ticket. Christian Borle is a more humanized Willy Wonka
• TV – The American Dream plays out on the small screen
• DESIGN – Kaleidoscopic coasters ready for spring
• TRAVEL – Three new hotels from NOLA to NorCal
• THEATER – Spellbinding shows from Derren Brown, Derek DelGaudio, and SuzAnn-Lori Parks
• MOVIES – The Dinner brings emotional warfare to the table
• MUSIC – Brooklyn Youth Chorus debuts Silent Voices at BAM
• ART – Florine Stettheimer gets her due at the Jewish Museum
• UP NEXT – Logan Browning stars in Netflix’s Dear White People
• BOOKS – Exciting spring fiction
• Fashion & Features
• CULTURED CLASH
• STRONG MOTION – Leather meets lace on the streets of Madrid
• VERY PERRY – Hail, Queen Katy! By Hamish Bowles
• BREAK THE SILENCE – Enigmatic Comme des Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo sits down with Lynn Yaeger
• TEEN SPIRIT – Amandla Stenberg is a voice for the future. By Abby Aguirre
• STING OPERATION – Samantha Bee’s biting take on the news, as Jonathan Van Meter reports, is a sign of our times
• PASSION PLAYERS – Three young opera singers redefine the art. By David Ebershoff
• A GOLDEN TICKET – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory comes to Broadway. By Nathan Heller
• NATURAL WONDERS – Patrick Kinmonth explores the gardens of historic Wardington Manor
• SHELL GAME – Rob Haskell falls under crab’s spell
• THE GREAT BUST-UP – To free the nipple or not? By Leslie Camhi
• WHAT TO WEAR WHERE – Shine bright in sequins this season
• CLASH MOB – Mix it up with verve
• SWELL SEASON – Built-to-move pieces are the new normal
• Index
• WAVE MAKERS – Scuba-centric tailoring and materials hit the sidewalk
• IN THIS ISSUE
• LAST LOOK
• Beautiful BLOOMS – Poppies add a burst of color to the garden of Wardington Manor
• MASTHEAD
• EDITOR’S LETTER
• EXCERPT – Paula Hawkins’s latest
• LIVES – L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti discusses immigration. By John Powers
• NOSTALGIA – Mary Gordon recalls her first protest march
• Talking Fashion
• RESISTING THE OBVIOUS
• The brains behind Marques’Almeida
• FIRST-NAME TERMS – Linda Fargo’s new Bergdorf’s boutique
• ALL EYES ON – Laura Harrier
• RED ALL OVER – Get the spirited look
• WILD AT HEART – Nicola Formichetti’s New York home
• EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – Plum Sykes’s new murder mystery
• MAKING SCENTS – Anicka Yi, the not-entirely visual artist
• MUSE AND MUSEUM – Balenciaga, then and now
• MARABOU BARBIE – Feathery tiers take flight
• TNT – Elisabeth takes over the turntables
• Beauty & Health
• BEAST INTENTIONS – The anti-vegan beauty backlash. By Maya Singer
• GLIT TRIP – A colorful collaboration
• COLOR GUARD – Protect your skin with zinc
• GOING CLEAR – Chemical-free coverage
• COUNTRY STRONG – Frédéric Fekkai returns to his roots
• FAST FORWARD – Trick your body thin
• NIGHT AND DAY – A night owl tries early rising. By Elizabeth Weil
• People Are Talking About
• TALENT – Aziz Ansari returns in Master of None