Vogue Magazine October 2009 Michelle Williams Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – October 2009 – Michelle Williams Cover – No Label – Very Good Condition

This October 2009 issue of Vogue features Michelle Williams on the cover, with an intimate profile exploring resilience, reinvention, and personal style.

The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for details on condition. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all items come in a protective plastic covering.

Highlights from This Issue

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• Maxi Clad – How a Euro-indie star turned the long skirt into fall’s most elegant must-have (p. 164)

• Playing Dress-Up – Caroline Seikaly’s dramatic, feminine frocks (p. 166)

• The Green Movement – Robert Sullivan on jade’s resurgence as both a stone and a shade (p. 168)

• Animal Magic – French jeweler Marc Alary channels the wild in whimsical pieces (p. 170)

• Closet Case – Georgina Chapman’s bird-inspired collection for Garrard (p. 174)

• Style Ethics – Charlize Theron wears eco-conscious Lutz & Patmos (p. 178)

• Wear It Now – Fall’s essential fashion picks (p. 180)

Beauty, Health & Fitness

• Gems from Jemma – London’s most glamorous makeup artist shares her beauty secrets (p. 183)

• Pushing Perfume’s Limits – Two fragrance visionaries redefine scent (p. 187)

• Vision Quest – A search for better eyesight after LASIK disappointment (p. 190)

• Screen Test – The ongoing debate over when to start mammograms (p. 194)

People & Culture

• Talent – Carey Mulligan’s breakout performance in An Education (p. 196)

• Music – Florence Welch emerges as music’s latest It girl (p. 197)

• Profile – Ivanka Trump shares her approach to success (p. 198)

• Books – Orhan Pamuk’s The Museum of Innocence (p. 198)

Fashion & Features

• A Field Guide to Getting Lost – Michelle Williams on navigating life’s upheavals with grace and individuality (p. 202)

A thoughtful and fashion-forward issue blending personal storytelling, cultural commentary, and fall style inspiration—ideal for Vogue collectors and Michelle Williams fans.

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

• Front Matter
  • Vogue.com
  • Masthead
  • Editor’s letter
  • Talking back — Letters from readers
  • Contributors
  • Up front — While researching his memoir, Tad Friend looked up old girlfriends and got a new view of himself
  • Nostalgia — A young Marie Brenner took cues from three aunts and their friendship with Frida Kahlo to gain a measure of independence
• Flash
  • It girl — Alexa Chung
  • Norwich notes — Michelle Obama welcomes National Design Award–winners to Washington. William Norwich reports
  • Talking fashion — The September Issue screening. Plus, Colorful fur
  • Dispatch — Tory Burch in India
  • Overheard — What are you going to be for Halloween?
  • Life with André — By André Leon Talley
• View
  • Maxi clad — How a Euro-indie superstar made the long skirt this season’s most elegant essential. By Sally Singer
  • Playing dress-up — Caroline Seikaly’s frocks have a flair for the dramatic
  • The green movement — Jade, reports Robert Sullivan, is one of fall’s most enviable stones (and shades)
  • Animal magic — French jeweler Marc Alary answers the call of the wild
  • Try it! — It’s a bracelet. No, it’s a ring. It’s both, from Alyssa Norton
  • Geoffrey good — When it comes to the craft, he’s keeping it real
  • Philip Crangi — His first bijoux boutique
  • Grab it! — A line of jewelry with a chic pedigree arrives at Club Monaco
  • Closet case — Marchesa’s designer, Georgina Chapman, takes wing with a bird-inspired collection for the house of Garrard
  • Style ethics — Charlize Theron wears Lutz & Patmos
  • Wear it now
• Beauty, Health & Fitness
  • Gems from Jemma — London’s most glamorous makeup artist spills her secrets in an inspiring beauty book
  • Pushing perfume’s limits — Two elegant rebels are shaking up the fragrance world. By Hamish Bowles and Sarah Brown
  • Vision quest — After LASIK left her disillusioned, Ginny Graves looked to a noninvasive treatment to finally find focus
  • Screen test — As we learn more about breast cancer, doctors are increasingly debating. What’s the best age to start mammograms? Elizabeth Weil reports
• People Are Talking About
  • Talent — British actress Carey Mulligan delivers a star performance in Lone Scherfig’s captivating film An Education. By Joan Juliet Buck
  • Design — A porcelain line modeled after paper
  • Music — Florence Welch, of Florence and the Machine, is music’s latest It girl
  • Art — Inspired by a scene in Tosca, a new show pays tribute to an icon
  • Scene — Jean-Georges comes to the Mark
  • Profile — Ivanka Trump reveals her secrets for success
  • Books — Nobel Prize–winner Orhan Pamuk’s The Museum of Innocence
• Fashion & Features
  • Point of view
  • A field guide to getting lost — The brilliant and beguiling Michelle Williams talks to Sally Singer about keeping it together when one’s world falls apart
• Features
  • French open — Haute couture serves up rarefied ideas every season. In Paris, model Karlie Kloss—doubled with French tennis star Gaël Monfils—shows how to take them to the streets
  • The barbarian invasions — Is a fox stole staid? Does mink trim have to be tame? These are something more brazen—furs with an avant-garde edge
  • Head games — We’re throwing hats into the ring as the accessory of the moment
  • Fast-forward Phoebe — Phoebe Philo always had a gift for defining what cool women want to wear. Now she’s back, reinventing Céline for a new era. By Vicki Woods
  • The girl who would be queen — In an exclusive excerpt from his new biography, The Queen Mother, William Shawcross reveals the passionate young woman who captured the heart of a prince—and a nation
  • Noble youth — Jude Law brings his Hamlet—and undeniable star power—to Broadway. By Adam Green
  • The bold and the beautiful — Kelly Wearstler applies fearless graphic flair to everything from hotels to scarves—and now, as Hamish Bowles discovers, to her own Hollywood manse
  • Chance encounters — Gabriel Orozco’s elusive genius has made him an object of fascination—and the subject of a MoMA retrospective. By Kevin Conley
  • Dream sweets — With Halloween treats on his mind, Jeffrey Steingarten investigates America’s enduring appetite for candy
  • Steal of the month — Woolly, warm layers give leg-baring shorts a new lease on life
  • No-fear nails — From madcap, museum-worthy manicures to totally twisted talons, this fall the fun is at your fingertips. By Sally Singer
  • Babes in arms — The key length this season has nothing to do with hemlines and everything to do with sleeves, going long on boldly printed dresses
  • Triple play — Three multitasking essentials spun three ways for nine fabulous looks show versatility is never out of style
• Back Matter
  • Index
  • In this issue
  • Last look