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Vogue Magazine – November 2009 – Nicole Kidman & Marion Cotillard Cover – No Label – Very Good Condition
This November 2009 issue of Vogue features Nicole Kidman and Marion Cotillard on a cinematic double cover, highlighting collaborations between top fashion houses and iconic personalities.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all magazines come in a protective plastic covering.
Highlights from This Issue
Fashion & View
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Be Our Guests – Fashion’s leading labels invite famous faces to co-design exclusive collections (p. 135)
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Cloud Nine – Givenchy revisits its house classics with a new, accessible collection (p. 142)
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Style Ethics – Michelle Williams wears an eco-conscious cardigan from Stewart+Brown (p. 144)
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Wear It Now – Seasonal fashion essentials and styling inspiration (p. 146)
Beauty, Health & Fitness
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The Simple Life – Sally Singer meets Lauren Hutton and learns her effortless six-minute face routine (p. 151)
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Follow Your Nose – A perfumed holiday through the South of France (p. 152)
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The Super Apple – A rare Swiss apple with surprising anti-aging potential (p. 154)
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Chasing Perfect – Exploring a new beauty ideal that embraces flaws (p. 156)
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Urban Cowgirl – A new equestrian-inspired fitness routine for strong, toned legs (p. 164)
People & Culture
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Talent – Kerry Washington shines in David Mamet’s latest drama (p. 173)
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Movies – Two films explore the magical pull of fairy tales (p. 174)
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Art – Charles Burchfield’s evocative landscapes on view in Los Angeles (p. 174)
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Travel – Discovering world-class luxury in the American Southwest (p. 181)
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Books – The season’s most compelling works about extraordinary women (p. 182)
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Music – Spotlight on the genre-blending sound of Mr Hudson (p. 182)
A refined, culturally rich issue blending high fashion, beauty insights, and artistic depth—perfect for Vogue collectors and fans of its late-2000s editorial style.
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- Vogue.com
- Masthead
- Editor’s Letter
- Talking Back – Letters from readers
- Contributors
- Up Front – Packing only the barest essentials, man-about-town Hamish Bowles ventures into the desert for a grueling wilderness course—and an unexpected life lesson
- Nostalgia – Hedy Lamarr was brainy and beautiful in equal (and extreme) measure. The novelist Dana Spiotta grapples with Lamarr’s stellar yet tragic legacy
- After Hours – Stores everywhere stayed open late as fashion lovers came together for Fashion’s Night Out
- Life With André – By André Leon Talley
- Be Our Guests – Invited by a clutch of cool labels to collaborate, some of fashion’s most famous faces are doing more than just modeling clothes—they’re designing them
- Cloud Nine – Givenchy launches a collection of house classics at a price that will have you floating on air
- Style Ethics – Michelle Williams models Stewart+Brown’s eco-cardigan
- Wear It Now
- Beauty, Health & Fitness
- The Simple Life – Sally Singer visits natural beauty Lauren Hutton—and witnesses the six-minute face
- Follow Your Nose – Erika Kawalek plots a perfumed holiday through the South of France
- The Super Apple – Could a humble apple tree in Switzerland be the new fountain of youth?
- Chasing Perfect – Teri Agins discovers a brave new beauty ideal—flaws included
- Fit for a Queen – Prim, proper, sexy, sweet: Nature’s most iconic flower is back in bloom
- Urban Cowgirl – Florence Kane saddles up and finds a different path to seriously toned legs
- People Are Talking About
- Talent – Kerry Washington stars in David Mamet’s explosive new drama
- Scene – Momofuku’s mastermind arrives in midtown
- Movies – Films that explore the transporting power of fairy tales
- Art – Landscape painter Charles Burchfield’s L.A. exhibition
- Travel – World-class luxury comes to the American Southwest
- TV – A murder mystery and a presidential campaign
- Books – Fall’s biggest books examine the lives of extraordinary women
- Music – The talented Mr. Hudson
- Fashion & Features
- Point of View
- Everything and the Farm – The grounded-hipster getaway is one spent “wwoofing”—working without pay on an organic farm
- Midnight in the Garden of Good – Guerrilla gardeners turn the concrete jungle into an urban Eden
- The Daily News – Prints with a bit of funk, big-city separates with unmistakable jazz-day looks
- Dreaming the Landscape – Is there a better time to make art about nature?
- Prima Time! – A head-spinning lineup of A-list stars join forces in a movie-musical
- Green Acres – Landscape designer Deborah Nevins creates green rooms that transform a house into a rustic palace
- The Lion Saver – Biologist and eco-warrior Leela Hazzah fights to keep lions alive
- Salad Days – In her quest for a greener life, Sally Singer begins an uphill climb to celadon
- Steal of the Month – An eco-conscious company makes a utility jacket for all terrains
- Top Ten – The best and brightest vie for a major fashion fund prize
- Playing the Field – The season’s freshest floral frocks and short skirt suits
- Index – Garden Variety: Ten chic ways (plus one to grow on!) of bringing nature into your life
- In This Issue
- Last Look