Vogue Magazine October 2012 Keira Knightley Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – October 2012 – Keira Knightley Cover – No Label – VG

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COVER LOOK: Love Story
Keira Knightley graces the October 2012 cover in a romantic Chanel Haute Couture lace-and-flower embroidered organza dress, styled with metallic-leather gloves and Chanel Fine Jewelry 18K white gold earrings with diamonds and pearls.
Makeup by Stéphane Marais using Chanel products, including Rouge Coco Shine in Empire and Inimitable Intense Mascara in Noir Black.
Hair by Oribe for Oribe Hair Care.
Photographed by Mario Testino. Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington.

Issue Highlights:

Fashion & Features

• Poise and Passion – p.326
  Keira Knightley opens up about her engagement and her role as Anna Karenina, combining real-life romance with literary drama. Interview by Amanda Foreman.

• What to Wear Where – p.304
  Fall’s voluminous coats go from office to off-duty with stylish ease.

• Lost Highway – p.314
  A road trip with model Kati Nescher and actor Garrett Hedlund, star of On the Road.

• Superman Returns – p.338
  Tim Tebow’s move to the New York Jets and the pressure of a fresh start.

• Ryan’s Hope – p.342
  A look into Ryan Murphy’s new sitcom The New Normal and its personal inspiration.

• To Tell the Truth – p.348
  Jake Gyllenhaal returns to the stage in a moving family drama.

• The Quiet American – p.350
  Architect Daniel Romualdez’s Connecticut estate blends modern design with lush serenity.

• Clothing Optional – p.358
  Sarah Brown explores the rise of non-invasive body contouring treatments.

• Steal of the Month – p.360
  Wrap yourself in glamorous faux furs with a touch of old-Hollywood style.

• Peak Viewing – p.362
  Fall’s fashion highlights from boots to jeweled accents.

View & Culture

• Art of Living – p.235 – Inside the loft lifestyle of Leelee Sobieski and Adam Kimmel

• Alexander’s Greatness – p.242 – A behind-the-scenes look at Alexander McQueen’s visionary shows

• Close Up – p.244 – Baroque jewelry reclaims center stage

• Call the Podiatrist – p.174 – Low heels take the lead for spring

• Style Ethics – p.264 – Bottega Veneta’s papermaking-inspired accessories

• The Editor’s Eye – p.266

Beauty & Health

• Prêt-à-Porter – p.271 – Fashion’s top names launch captivating new fragrances

• The Insider – p.276 – Celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham opens a new salon

• A Dancer’s Dilemma – p.280 – Letting go of ballet and body image: a personal story

• Breaking with Yoga – p.288 – A fresh approach to fitness and mindfulness

• Get This – p.292 – The best in high-tech eye creams

People Are Talking About

• Up Next – p.295 – Jessica Raine stars in Call the Midwife

• Design – p.295 – Rediscovering Murano-glass jewelry

• Travel – p.296 – Chic camping with Shelter Co.

• Dance – p.296 – Silas Farley’s promising debut with New York City Ballet

• Books & Art – p.298 – New fiction and the Guggenheim’s Picasso Black and White

Back of Book

• Index – p.369

• In This Issue – p.374

• Last Look – p.376

An elegant autumn issue rich in fashion, culture, and modern romance, Vogue October 2012 features Keira Knightley at the height of her career. With coverage of Anna Karenina, couture trends, and cultural figures shaping art, film, and design, this issue is a refined and timeless addition to any Vogue collection.

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

• Art of Living — A Tribeca loft is the backdrop to Leelee Sobieski and Adam Kimmel’s refreshingly down-to-earth lifestyle
• Alexander’s Greatness — The book Love Looks Not with the Eyes offers a backstage peek at Alexander McQueen’s shows
• Close Up — Fall’s opulent neo-Baroque jewels frame the face in dramatic—and deeply flattering—ways
• Wash & Go — As cleaning clothes becomes increasingly high-maintenance, stylish women are taking matters into their own machines
• Stepping Stones — George Esquivel teams up with Irene Neuwirth for a bejeweled sandal collection
• Sleep Walking — Sophia Graydon gives a luxurious, dandified feel to what to wear in—and out of—the bedroom
• Channel Crossing — When Chloé’s Clare Waight Keller decamped from London to Paris, she received three lessons in how to be the perfect modern Parisian
• Go Local — Libby Lane leather handbags
• Style Ethics — Japanese paper-making techniques inspired Bottega Veneta’s Carta Giapponese bag
• The Editor’s Eye
• Beauty & Health — Prêt-à-Porter — When four of fashion’s favorite players put their stamp on fragrance, the result is olfactory magic
• The Insider — If you are on Hollywood’s A-list, chances are your hair is in the hands of Tracey Cunningham. This fall, L.A.’s power colorist opens a new salon
• A Dancer’s Dilemma — It wasn’t until Meg Howrey gave up ballet and an obsession with her figure that she discovered her face
• Vogue Secret — London’s head-to-toe tune-up
• Breaking with Yoga — Sick of plank pose and waiting to exhale, Jessica Kerwin Jenkins searches for a different path to a fit body and peaceful mind
• Get This — High-tech eye creams
• People Are Talking About — Up Next — Playing a spirited young nurse, Jessica Raine stars in the BBC’s latest smash series Call the Midwife
• Design — Katie Borghese uncovers a trove of antique Murano-glass pieces
• Travel — Shelter Co. brings style and comfort to the camping experience
• Dance — At eighteen, Silas Farley debuts as New York City Ballet’s most poised apprentice
• Books — Five fall novels examine the ties that bind
• Art — “Picasso Black and White” opens this month at the Guggenheim Museum
• Man Up! — Ryan’s Hope — Ryan Murphy, wearing a Burberry Prorsum cap and an Alexander McQueen blazer. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy
• Fashion & Features — Point of View
• What to Wear Where — From work to play, fall’s voluminous coats have got your back
• Lost Highway — Break away for a long weekend, like model Kati Nescher and actor Garrett Hedlund, star of the forthcoming Jack Kerouac movie, who take it On the Road
• Poise and Passion — A dramatic turn in haute couture and in costume as Anna Karenina, Keira Knightley talks about her upcoming marriage—and playing the role of a lifetime. By Amanda Foreman
• Superman Returns — As the football season kicks off, the most talked-about quarterback brings his will to win to a new town and a new team. Does Tim Tebow have what it takes?
• Ryan’s Hope — Is America ready for The New Normal, a sitcom based on Glee creator Ryan Murphy’s life?
• Romantic Weekend — Lost Highway — Kati Nescher (in Rodarte) and Garrett Hedlund (in a Billy Reid heirloom shirt and J.Crew khakis). Photographed by Peter Lindbergh
• To Tell the Truth — Making a long-awaited return to the boards, Jake Gyllenhaal plays a wayward uncle with charm—and danger—to spare in the family drama If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet. By Adam Green
• The Quiet American — Serenity reigns at a Connecticut estate artfully updated by architect-owner Daniel Romualdez and made into a lush Arcadia by landscape designer Miranda Brooks. Hamish Bowles takes a tour
• Clothing Optional — The body of your dreams might be as close as a few zaps, radio waves, or even icicles away. Sarah Brown reports on the physique-focused technology that is targeting cellulite, recontouring curves, and literally blasting away the bulges
• Steal of the Month — It’s a wrap—in glamorous faux furs with a cinematic feel
• Peak Viewing — The scope of fall’s high points ranges from the new heel or boots down to the ground, bags bejeweled or supersized
• Index — Fashion publicist Jeanann Williams’s bohemian weekend wardrobe
• In This Issue
• Last Look