Vogue Magazine November 2016 Emma Stone Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine November 2016 Emma Stone Cover No Label VG

This Vogue issue features Academy Award–winning actress Emma Stone on the cover, celebrating her breakout role in La La Land with a dazzling feature story. The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review the photos for full condition details.

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Highlights from the Table of Contents include:

• Up Front – Finding inspiration in intergenerational friendship (p.74)

• Excerpt – The work of longtime Vogue editor Phyllis Posnick (p.84)

• Lives – Yazidi women form a battalion to fight back against ISIS (p.94)

• Nostalgia – Brigitte Bardot reflects on her role as a style icon (p.100)

Talking Fashion

• Voter engagement from the fashion world (p.106)

• Brandon Maxwell’s rise to red-carpet favorite (p.108)

• Thom Browne’s flag-flying Moncler collection (p.112)

• Eddie Borgo’s fine-jewelry line for Tiffany & Co. (p.114)

• Annie Leibovitz’s Women: New Portraits (p.147)

Beauty & Health

• Glitter’s surprising comeback (p.159)

• Hubble contact lenses disrupt the market (p.162)

• Chic children’s skincare (p.164)

• The fitness benefits of climbing (p.170)

People Are Talking About

• Matt Smith in The Crown (p.174)

• Alia Shawkat in Search Party (p.178)

• Pharrell Williams at BAM (p.178)

• Zadie Smith’s new novel (p.186)

• Nia Vardalos on stage in Tiny Beautiful Things (p.182)

Fashion & Features

• Love Story – Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton in Loving (p.189)

• On With the Show – Emma Stone shines in La La Land (p.212)

• School of Life – Ben Platt ushers in a new era on Broadway (p.222)

• Under Pressure – Rising anxiety among the young (p.225)

• Building a Dream – Plum Sykes’s perfect farmhouse (p.228)

• Man of the World – Anthony Bourdain’s ambitious Manhattan food hall (p.236)

• Moment of the Month – “Power puff” (p.244)

• Bright Young Things – 2016 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists including Gigi Hadid (p.246)

Index & Features

• Folk Tales – Adding whimsy to Thanksgiving (p.258)

• Last Look (p.264)

A rich mix of culture, fashion, film, and commentary, this issue is a must-have for Emma Stone fans and collectors of Vogue’s most celebrated covers.

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

• BRINGING UP BÉBÉ – How did your child’s skin-care products get even chicer than yours?
• LIFT OFF – Climbing takes Meaghan Brown to new heights of fitness
• People Are Talking About
• TALENT – Matt Smith returns to the small screen in Netflix’s lush series The Crown
• ART – Michael Rosenfeld Gallery presents “Benny Andrews: The Bicentennial Series”
• UP NEXT – Alia Shawkat stars in Search Party
• DESIGN – Carolina Irving debuts a line of velvets
• DANCE – Pharrell Williams arrives at BAM with “Rules of the Game”
• MOVIES – A pair of films offer close encounters
• TRAVEL – A Miami moment
• THEATER – Nia Vardalos gives advice in Tiny Beautiful Things
• BOOKS – Zadie Smith tells a sprawling story of friendship and ambition
• TELEVISION – Characters follow their hearts in two new shows
• Fashion & Features
• LOVE STORY – Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton star in Loving, about an interracial couple’s fight for their right to marry. By Danzy Senna
• WHAT TO WEAR WHERE – Cozy up to wild, playful knits
• ON WITH THE SHOW – Emma Stone sings and dances her way through an old-fashioned movie musical. By Jason Gay
• SCHOOL OF LIFE – Ben Platt heralds the next generation of Broadway talent. By Adam Green
• UNDER PRESSURE – Why has anxiety become so common among the young? By Rob Haskell
• BUILDING A DREAM – Plum Sykes invented her perfect farmhouse, complete with old-world charm and modern comfort
• MAN OF THE WORLD – Can Anthony Bourdain bring an ambitious food hall to Manhattan? By Oliver Strand
• CHOP TO IT – Lena Dunham reflects on home-cut hair
• MOMENT OF THE MONTH – Power puff
• So HAPPY Together – Plum Sykes (in Oscar de la Renta) with her husband, Toby Rowland, at their home in Gloucestershire. Photographed by François Halard
• BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS – The 2016 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists (plus Gigi Hadid)
• Index
• FOLKTALES – Breathe some whimsy into your Thanksgiving celebrations
• IN THIS ISSUE
• LAST LOOK
• ENDORSEMENT
• MASTHEAD
• EDITOR’S LETTER
• UP FRONT – When Liesl Schillinger struck up a friendship with a woman half her age, she found herself inspired to let go of old habits and chase new dreams
• EXCERPT – A book out this month looks back at the work of Phyllis Posnick, Vogue’s Executive Fashion Editor for nearly three decades
• LIVES – After witnessing genocide and sexual enslavement by ISIS in 2014, a group of Yazidi women has formed a battalion to fight back. Janine di Giovanni reports
• NOSTALGIA – Brigitte Bardot recalls her past as an insouciant style icon. By Leslie Camhi
• Talking Fashion
• ALL EYES ON – The fashion world is unanimous about getting out the vote this season
• WHAM GLAM – Brandon Maxwell, once an East Texas dreamer, is now a red-carpet-ready master of unabashed opulence
• COME UNDONE – Classic men’s shirting gets retooled, tucked, and tailored
• EARNING HIS STRIPES – Thom Browne flies the flag with a collection for Moncler
• HEIRESS AND GRACES – Eddie Borgo introduces his fine-jewelry line for Tiffany & Co.
• FULLY STACKED – Diamond bracelets set the tone for fall
• CHANGE AGENTS – Rachel Chandler and Walter Pearce launch the Midland agency
• PARADISE FOUND – Tropical prints signal a seasonless optimism
• TNT – Elisabeth TNT navigates go-go New York collections with breathless verve
• THE HAMISH FILES
• WOMEN: NEW PORTRAITS – By Annie Leibovitz
• Beauty & Health
• FLECKS APPEAL – Can glitter transcend its craft-party past? By Jessica Kerwin Jenkins
• SEE CHANGE – Hubble aims to revolutionize the way we get contact lenses