Vogue Magazine November 2013 Kate Winslet Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – November 2013 – Kate Winslet Cover – No Label – VG

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COVER LOOK – Golden Touch
Kate Winslet graces the cover in a sleek Donna Karan New York black jersey dress paired with a Vera Wang Collection amethyst satin floral jacquard jacket. Makeup by Lancôme, hair by Odile Gilbert, makeup by Charlotte Tilbury. Photographed by Mario Testino. Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman.

Issue Highlights:

Fashion & Features

• Out of This World – p.229
  Office-ready exotic skins and futuristic tailoring define the bold new urban wardrobe.

• L.A. Confidential – p.240
  Doutzen Kroes and Liev Schreiber bring modern noir to life in sharp fall fashion.

• What to Wear Where – p.250
  Digitally remastered prints shake up crisp daytime and date-night looks.

• Power Player – p.260
  A profile of Samantha Power, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., by Robert Sullivan.

• What Kate Did Next – p.264
  Kate Winslet opens up about family, new roles, and the joy of starting fresh.

• Lone Ranger – p.270
  Matthew McConaughey’s rise continues with two major films this season.

• The Medieval Modernist – p.272
  Arne Maynard reimagines ancient gardens for the modern age.

• Basic Instinct – p.280
  Broth, redefined: chefs weigh in on delicate vs. bold.

• Close Encounters – p.284
  Pamela Paul investigates the rising threat of microbes in spas, gyms, and pools.

• Steal of the Month – p.288
  The wrap dress returns with a sleek new silhouette.

• Furry Monsters – p.290
  Fur explodes with vibrant colors and cheeky irreverence.

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• Happy Feet – p.183
  Tabitha Simmons collaborates with Toms for a stylish and charitable collection.

• The Upper Hand – p.190
  The Duchess of Alba’s fashion legacy, spotlighted.

• Ski Lift & Prints in the Snow – p.194–196
  Chic slope style in Switzerland and beyond.

• All Access – p.198
  L’Wren Scott works both sides of the camera.

• Tokyo Stories – p.200
  Charming conceptual designs from two standout Japanese labels.

Beauty & Health

• Super-Natural – p.202
  Miranda Kerr shares her organic beauty essentials.

• Basic Instinct – p.280
  The broth debate continues.

• Close Encounters – p.284
  A look at lurking threats in wellness spaces.

People Are Talking About

• Movies – p.220
  Domhnall Gleeson stars in About Time.

• Theater – p.224
  Sarah Jessica Parker returns to the stage.

• Talent – p.226
  Anne-Marie Duff stars opposite Ethan Hawke in Macbeth.

• Travel – p.225
  Chris Blackwell opens his luxurious Jamaican retreat.

Back of Book

• Index – p.296

• In This Issue – p.304

• Last Look – p.306

• The All-American Weekend – p.296
  A weekend guide of effortless, classic fall fashion from coast to countryside.

A chic and introspective issue showcasing fashion’s future, personal stories, and the always-resilient elegance of Kate Winslet.

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

• HAPPY FEET – Along with a playful new collection with Toms, Tabitha Simmons is taking on a different kind of challenge: to get shoes on the feet of as many kids in rural Honduras as possible
• THE UPPER HAND – Parisian rainwear label Wanda Nylon collaborates with haute glove-maker Agnelle
• NEW EXHIBITIONISTS – In Antwerp, Kaat Debo leads the next generation of curators redefining fashion museums worldwide
• SKI LIFT – With a nod to the louche seventies, Hermès elevates style on (and off) the piste
• PRINTS IN THE SNOW – Etro hits the slopes with a line of skis and snowboards
• ALL ACCESS – L’Wren Scott brings her sultry, sensual style to Banana Republic
• TOKYO STORIES – Two Japanese labels new to our shores make the conceptual charming
• SUPER-NATURAL – Miranda Kerr—model, mother, and devotee of all things organic—launches her Australian skin-care line Kora Organics
• TWO OF A KIND – Young Hollywood’s favorite rising hairstyling stars are also husband and wife
• PAGE TURNERS – Two books celebrate the different facets of iconic beauty
• MOVIES – Domhnall Gleeson stars in Richard Curtis’s lighthearted and logic-bending love story About Time
• DESIGN – Pierre Frey rescues Le Manach’s resplendent textiles and reissues several standouts from the company’s archives
• UP NEXT – Kenyan newcomer Lupita Nyong’o breaks out in the Steve McQueen–directed film 12 Years a Slave
• BOOKS – A pair of highly anticipated blockbusters look into the creative and personal lives of two American icons
• THEATER – Sarah Jessica Parker reunites on the stage with Blythe Danner
• TRAVEL – Chris Blackwell opens his formerly private 2,500-acre organic farm in Jamaica to guests
• TALENT – Anne-Marie Duff makes her New York stage debut opposite Ethan Hawke in Macbeth
• POINT OF VIEW
• OUT OF THIS WORLD – The urban wardrobe charts bold new territory this season with office-ready exotic skins tailor-made for the future—but not for the faint of heart
• FINE PRINT – What to wear where
• L.A. CONFIDENTIAL – Model Doutzen Kroes and Ray Donovan star Liev Schreiber generate the heat and tension of modern film noir in fall’s best city-weekend looks
• WHAT TO WEAR WHERE – A burst of sampled prints—sliced, mixed, and digitally remastered—brings edge and verve to crisp, classic date looks for both day and night
• POWER PLAYER – Liberal hawk, human-rights champion, mother of two—Samantha Power takes on the job of a lifetime as America’s ambassador to the U.N.
• WHAT KATE DID NEXT – Kate Winslet has always gone her own way. Now, with two new movies, a new husband, and a new baby due, the brilliant British actress tells Vicki Woods that her life has never been better
• LONE RANGER – Playing the antihero yet again, Matthew McConaughey continues his edgy winning streak in two of the season’s biggest films
• THE MEDIEVAL MODERNIST – British garden designer Arne Maynard is possessed of a unique talent: restoring centuries-old national treasures with of-the-moment ideas and techniques
• BASIC INSTINCT – Should a perfect broth—that cornerstone of good cooking—be delicate and refined or rich and powerful? As Tamar Adler discovers, it depends on which chef you ask
• CLOSE ENCOUNTERS – Lurking at the spa and in the gym, at the pool and in the salon, life-threatening microbes are gaining ground. Pamela Paul reports on the invisible infestation
• STEAL OF THE MONTH – The classic wrap dress comes full circle with an updated silhouette
• FURRY MONSTERS – With a riot of color and wit, fur—the most decadent of materials—shakes off its staid pedigree to wrap itself around an electric, live-wire future
• THE ALL-AMERICAN WEEKEND – The breezes of fall offer the best excuse to escape to the country or the crystal-clear coast. Either option calls for a weekender bag filled with cool classics—think nautical stripes, crisp shirts, cozy sweaters, and canvas totes
• IN THIS ISSUE
• LAST LOOK