Description
Discover a piece of fashion history with this iconic October 1995 issue of Vogue Magazine, featuring the stunning Demi Moore on the cover. This vintage magazine showcases the bold and evolving styles of the 1990s, making it a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Within these pages, you will find an array of fashion articles and photographic portfolios that encapsulate the essence of the era. Key highlights of this issue include:
- Fashion Insights: Explore in-depth articles discussing everything from camel hair coats to the subtleties of status symbols in fashion.
- Celebrity Features: Enjoy a stunning photo shoot with Demi Moore, one of the iconic figures in Hollywood, captured in the season’s most alluring dresses.
This October 1995 edition is not just a magazine; it is a collectible item valued for its cultural significance. It reflects the fashion-forward attitude of the 90s and offers a rare glimpse into the prominent styles that defined the decade.
Condition is key for collectors, and this magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges typical for its age. It comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation for years to come. See the detailed photos for your assessment.
Special features and articles include:
- A deep dive into the evolving role of clothing in society.
- Fashion portfolios featuring renowned photographers, including Herb Ritts and Ellen Von Unwerth.
This issue captures not only fashion trends but also the spirit of the time, making it an essential addition to any collection of vintage magazines. Don’t miss out on owning a piece of this fashion legacy!
Your purchase of this Vogue Magazine October 1995 issue opens the door to exploring the rich tapestry of fashion, culture, and the influencers of the 90s. Ideal for display, gifting, or personal enjoyment, this magazine is a treasure worth having.
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):-
Fashion
- Talking fashion
- His view — Clothes speak volumes about a woman. So who does the talking at a nudist colony? By Robert Sullivan
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Vogue’s View
- The camel pack — In a season of coats, camel hair is bumping aside its conservative image and stepping out in streamlined shapes
- Silent treatment — Status symbols used to be as plain as the G on your Gucci bag, but now, discovers Cathy Horyn, subtlety is overtaking shine
- Closet confessions — You can take the schoolgirl out of the uniform, says Eileen Simpson, but you can’t take the uniform out of the woman
- Fur for all — Animal-rights activists may be here to stay, but Dana Thomas finds that fur gets a good rap in the hands of designer Consuelo Castiglioni
- Refining moment — C. J. Yoon Ono is making a splash with her colorful collection of classic, couture-quality evening dresses. Kimberley Ryan checks in
- Searching for cyberstyle — The Internet’s possibilities may seem limitless, but so far its fashion offerings are on the skimpy side. Stefanie Syman reports
- Hit list — The works of famed jeweler Jean Schlumberger go on exhibit at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris this month
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Fashion Portfolios
- Point of view — Fall disclosure
- Demi-tough — Demi Moore photographed by Herb Ritts in the season’s sexiest dresses
- Cinema verité — Scene one. Paris, fall 1995. Exterior street. Enter Kate Moss, dressed à la Catherine Deneuve in Belle de Jour (bedroom hair, 1960s eyes). Photographed by Ellen Von Unwerth
- High-toned tweeds — From a long line of British aristocrats, art-school grad Stella Tennant favors pierced noses and navels over long white gloves and gowns. When Vogue asked Stella to model country tweeds, her irreverent sense of style came with her
- Big women with big spirits — Playing up his longtime fascination with proportion and scale, Helmut Newton photographs the shiny, tight leathers of fall
- The Rei way — The influential fashion dissident Rei Kawakubo, head designer and president of Comme des Garçons, made her name with highly inventive, artful designs. This fall her collection also exposes her singular vision of romantic evening wear. Photographed by Irving Penn
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Front & Back Matter
- Vogue’s index
- In this issue
- Vogue’s last look