Vogue Magazine November 1999 Kate Moss, Gisele Bündchen, Lauren Hutton & Iman VG


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

fashion
108 Style fax By André Leon Talley
179 Talking fashion

VOGUE VIEW
213 Resort report 2000 Whatever your destination, perfect details make the difference

226 Carrying on Can a jet-setter make her getaway without checking luggage? Marina Rust eavesdrops on a few who dare to pack light

238 Designer jeans, redux Amy Larocca discovers that super-exclusive jeans are all-American style at its most... European

242 The big chill How do outdoor athletes look so fabulous in frigid conditions? Joanne Chen uncovers the tricks of the trade

252 After a while, crocodile What’s green and grinning and worn all over? Yes, the Lacoste shirt—with its iconic reptilian logo—is back

254 Karaoke cool From Paris to New York, celebrities are crooning for the in-crowd. But, as Daisy Garnett reports, it’s not just about tunes—but about fine-tuned clothes. Plus, Power shopping

268 Tracing a trend Mac attack

270 Galliano’s clutches Katrina Szish checks out the flamboyant designer’s new line of deliciously decorated handbags

272 Neil Barrett arrives With his innovative high-tech travel pieces, and on the verge of introducing a womenswear collection, the designer is flying high. By Emily Eakin

274 Fashion fiction By Plum Sykes

276 The Vogue file

397 POINT OF VIEW

398 Women Exalted, adventurous, famed, and forgotten—an extraordinary range of women is celebrated in Annie Leibovitz’s new book, with an essay by Susan Sontag. An excerpt

436 The übermodels Annie Leibovitz photographs a select group that has come to define physical perfection

442 At first sight The spring shows in New York gave the world a first look at 2000. And fashion is infatuated with American design

450–507 THE LOOK OF THE CENTURY Over the past hundred years, only women have changed more than fashion. Hamish Bowles looks back

WHAT WE WORE
Throughout the century, Vogue has chronicled the best of fashion, from crinolines at one end to deconstructed couture at the other. Here, a look back at the fabulous, the frivolous, and the truly influential

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE HIGH LIFE
By Charles Gandee

458 1930s Fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert recalls an era of scandalous elegance

464 1940s From Pearl Harbor to Paris... Vogue editor Rosamond Bernier reminisces

470 1950s Designer Bill Blass remembers the years of cocktails, Café Society, and cool American chic

476 1960s Photographer David Bailey revisits Swinging London

486 1970s Model Patti Hansen on sex, decadence, and Studio 54

492 1980s Arts patron Anne Bass looks back on the Age of Excess

498 1990s Miuccia Prada takes stock of fashion on the precipice of the twenty-first century

509 Vogue’s index
530 In this Issue
544 Vogue’s last look

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