Vogue Magazine October 2015 Lupita Nyong'o Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – October 2015 – Lupita Nyong’o Cover (No Label, VG)

This issue of Vogue Magazine from October 2015 features Lupita Nyong’o on the cover, photographed in Paris couture at the height of her rising stardom. Inside, Nyong’o discusses fame, family, and four major acting projects, while showcasing fashion’s most dazzling fall looks. The issue also covers Elon Musk’s vision for the future, Eddie Redmayne’s role in The Danish Girl, Michael Kors at home, and a wide spectrum of global culture, art, and style.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on edges. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please see photos for details on condition. All issues are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents include:

Up Front & Culture

• Up Front – Food writer Anna Kovel on resilience after tragedy (p. 134)

• Lives – Garth Risk Hallberg’s debut novel City on Fire, set in gritty 1970s Manhattan (p. 142)

• Nostalgia – Alexandra Marshall on her parents’ taste, marriage, and her own views on love (p. 152)

• It Girl – Bel Powley (p. 157)

• Talking Fashion – Librarian glasses and diaphanous ruffles (p. 158)

• TNT – Elisabeth TNT marks the Bosnian peace anniversary (p. 160)

• Wedding – Maria Baibakova & Adrien Faure’s high-style ceremonies (p. 164)

View & Fashion Features

• World Wonder – Virgil Abloh and his global vision for Off-White (p. 184)

• Grit Factor – Vetements challenges Paris fashion, by Lynn Yaeger (p. 194)

• West Dressed – The return of cool, rugged boots (p. 204)

• She Rocks – Belperron jewelry house revived in Manhattan (p. 206)

• Interior Lives – Conceptual living spaces inspire fall’s bold wools, tweeds, and Pop Art coats (p. 235)

• Beyond the Pale – Ivory, washed knits, and off-white looks for fall (p. 248)

• Painter’s Progress – Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander in The Danish Girl (p. 256)

• Future Perfect – Elon Musk on spaceships, supercars, and saving the planet (p. 264)

• Paris, Je T’aime – Lupita Nyong’o wears fall couture and opens up on her career, by Plum Sykes (p. 268)

• Flesh and Blood – Ivo van Hove directs A View from the Bridge (p. 278)

• Let the Sunshine In – Michael Kors on success, marriage, and philanthropy (p. 280)

• Taking Root – Tamar Adler on the plant-focused food revolution (p. 288)

• Rouge Nation – Blush makes a comeback post-contouring, by Lynn Yaeger (p. 292)

• Steal of the Month – Stacy Martin’s rise in film (p. 294)

• Flights of Fancy – Feathered and fur-trimmed cold-weather couture (p. 296)

Beauty & Health

• Great Lengths – Superlong, textured strands define the new bohemian look (p. 210)

• Sea Change – La Mer’s next-generation Miracle Broth (p. 214)

• Core Values – Examining the obsession with ab-focused workouts (p. 216)

• Pill Talk – New data on contraception choices (p. 218)

People Are Talking About

• Theater – Nina Arianda & Sam Rockwell in Fool for Love (p. 221)

• Movies – Brie Larson shines in Room (p. 230)

• Art – Rachel Rose at the Whitney (p. 224)

• Travel – Hotels redefine South Africa’s wine country (p. 226)

• Television – Please Like Me and FX’s Fargo reboot (p. 226)

Cover Star: Lupita Nyong’o

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

• Vogue.com
• Masthead
• Editor’s Letter
• Talking Back — Letters from readers
• Contributors
• Up Front — After living through every mother’s worst nightmare, food writer Anna Kovel describes how she slowly began to heal
• Lives — Clocking in at more than 900 pages, Garth Risk Hallberg’s thrilling debut novel, City on Fire, brings gritty 1970s Manhattan to life. Megan O’Grady meets the writer of the moment
• Nostalgia — Her parents had flawless taste—and an unhappy marriage. True love, Alexandra Marshall decided, would come with a man with whom she had nothing in common
• Flash
• It Girl — Bel Powley
• Talking Fashion — Librarian-chic glasses; flirty, diaphanous ruffles
• TNT — Elisabeth TNT joins a march for peace to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Bosnia’s darkest hour
• Books — A monograph celebrates Gisele Bündchen’s career
• Wedding — From Russia with love to the ancient hills of Provence, Maria Baibakova and Adrien Faure tie the knot in high style
• Books — For home inspiration this fall, look no further than your coffee table
• View — World Wonder — Virgil Abloh—the maestro behind the elevated streetwear brand Off-White—spans the globe
• New York Story — Flesh and Blood — The stars of A View from the Bridge, from left: Nicola Walker, Mark Strong, and Phoebe Fox. Photographed by Anton Corbijn
• Grit Factor — Vetements, a boundary-pushing Parisian label, is redefining the notion of wearable hip. By Lynn Yaeger
• Back and Forth — Everything old is new again in Peter Schlesinger’s diary-like book
• Get Happy — Emma Hill’s label is designed to put a smile on your face (and your bag)
• West Dressed — Boots—cool, chic, and at home on the range—are back
• She Rocks — The maverick French jewelry house of Belperron sets
• Beauty & Health — Great Lengths — Superlong, softly texturized strands are inspiring hair’s bohemian renaissance
• Sniff Test — Prada explores the subjectiveness of scent
• Sea Change — With the discovery of a more potent blend of its storied Miracle Broth, La Mer is shifting its focus from skin aging to skin agelessness
• Core Values — Is the fixation on stomach-based workouts too much of a good thing? Kayleen Schaefer reports
• Pill Talk — New data encourages a pause before popping
• Design Classic — Gigi Hadid in Michael Kors Collection. Photographed by Mario Testino
• Design — Indian-inspired block prints are all the rage
• Music — Indie sensation Wet finally brings out their first album
• Art — Rachel Rose’s Whitney exhibition looks at space and time
• Travel — A trio of hotels redefines South Africa’s wine cape
• Object — Halloween isn’t just for kids
• Television — Please Like Me and FX’s Fargo reboot offer quirky charm
• Talent — Brie Larson shines as a young mother with few choices in Room
• Books — Fall’s memoirs explore the creative spirit
• Interior Lives — Fashion’s new muses—vividly conceptual living spaces—inspire fall’s luxurious wools and tweeds, exquisite printed frocks, and Pop Art coats to follow their bold lead
• Beyond the Pale — Ivory pleats, washed-out knits, and off-white filigrees—styled with a casual, slightly rough-around-the-edges air—illuminate the way into fall and beyond
• Painter’s Progress — In Tom Hooper’s highly anticipated The Danish Girl, Eddie Redmayne stars opposite Alicia Vikander as the artist turned transgender pioneer Lili Elbe. By Nathan Heller
• Future Perfect — Making spaceships and electric supercars isn’t enough for Elon Musk. Meghan Daum meets the entrepreneur who wants to save the world
• Paris, Je T’Aime — The dazzling actress Lupita Nyong’o samples the fall couture and discusses fame, family, and her four new acting projects. By Plum Sykes
• Flesh and Blood — Ivo van Hove helms a pared-down Broadway production of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. By Adam Green
• Let the Sunshine In — Opening the doors to his beach house for the first time, Michael Kors talks to Jonathan Van Meter about his stratospheric success, his marriage, and why it’s important to give back
• Taking Root — Are vegetables the new meat? Tamar Adler assesses the current chef-driven, plant-centric gastronomic boom
• Rouge Nation — With a handful of runway nods in the aftermath of the contouring craze, blush is making a soft, subtle comeback. By Lynn Yaeger
• Steal of the Month — Actress Stacy Martin kicks her career into high gear with a string of well-chosen films
• Flights of Fancy — Ruffle some feathers in deliriously glamorous cold-weather coats—finished with scarves and bags and gloves boasting ruffs and tufts and crests of fur
• Index
• The Getaway — Glorious fall days are made for favorite weekend trips and destination escapes—pack up and get going!
• In This Issue
• Last Look