Vogue Magazine October 2017 Rooney Mara Cover No Label

Vogue Magazine October 2017 Rooney Mara Cover No Label

This Vogue issue features acclaimed actress Rooney Mara on the cover, with a feature exploring her dedication to psychologically demanding film projects and her place as one of Hollywood’s most intriguing talents. The magazine is in good condition, with expected minor wear from age. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details.

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Highlights from the Table of Contents include:

• Up Front – Claire Messud reflects on her daughter’s struggles with adolescent cruelty (p.136)

• Excerpt – Hillary Clinton on the bond that has carried her through victory and defeat (p.148)

• Nostalgia – Jesmyn Ward on her father’s love for Prince (p.182)

Talking Fashion

• Curators reshaping New York’s art world (p.190)

• Bienen-Davis bags revived for a new era (p.196)

• MoMA’s exploration of fashion and real life (p.198)

• Claudia Schiffer collaborates with Aquazzura (p.202)

• Petra Collins’s confessional monograph (p.204)

Beauty & Health

• Global beauty routines from Paris to Sydney (p.206)

• Emily Weiss’s Glossier becomes a beauty phenomenon (p.219)

• Wellness and legacy at Blackberry Farm (p.222)

• Understanding Lynch syndrome (p.224)

People Are Talking About

• Ibeyi’s empowering new album (p.226)

• Danish actor Claes Bang on the rise (p.228)

• New female-led films in theaters (p.238)

• Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner’s literary debut (p.238)

Fashion & Features

• Rooney on the Move – Rooney Mara embraces independent, complex roles (p.244)

• Full English – James Corden and British stars take on London fashion (p.252)

• Shirt Tales – Menswear-inspired shirting reimagined (p.266)

• Head Turners – Floppy hats and chunky scarves for fall (p.274)

• A Writer’s Life – Joan Didion at 82, still as influential as ever (p.284)

• Redemption Song – Denise Gough’s theater triumph (p.288)

• Madame Butterfly – Annie Clark (St. Vincent) and her latest transformation (p.290)

• Moment of the Month – Velvet revived for the season (p.294)

• Fresh Coats – Fall’s essential outerwear (p.296)

Index & Features

• Beyond the Boudoir – Eveningwear embraces relaxed elegance (p.304)

• Last Look (p.310)

This issue blends fashion, politics, literature, and culture, anchored by Rooney Mara’s thoughtful feature, making it an appealing collectible for Vogue enthusiasts.

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

• People Are Talking About
• Music – In its percussion-heavy sophomore album, Ibeyi drums up a collection of empowering anthems
• Talent – Danish actor Claes Bang caught international eyes this year at Cannes
• Travel – Relax among the wildlife at Sri Lanka’s newest resort
• Design – Laboratorio Paravicini mixes astrology with dinner plates for Moda Operandi
• Movies – Two enjoyable female-centric films come to theaters this month
• Author – Matthew Weiner, creator of Mad Men, makes his literary debut at age 52
• Fashion & Features
• Rooney on the Move – Rooney Mara has spent the past few years on smaller, psychologically demanding projects, and she’s nowhere near done. By Nathan Heller
• Full English – James Corden and his roving band of It Brits romp around London in the best of the collections coming out of the city
• Shirt Tales – Designers have gone mad for menswear-inspired shirting
• Head Turners – Floppy, furry hats and colorful, chunky knit scarves give Sasha Lane, Adwoa Aboah, and their friends a feel for fall
• A Writer’s Life – At 82, Joan Didion is as influential as ever. Dana Spiotta meets the literary icon on the eve of an intimate new documentary by Didion’s nephew Griffin Dunne
• Redemption Song – Denise Gough has gone from the brink of quitting acting to becoming the toast of the theater world. By Adam Green
• Madame Butterfly – Postmodern rock star Annie Clark, better known as St. Vincent, is ready for her next metamorphosis. By Carrie Battan
• The Long Game – Rob Haskell celebrates the fascinating and sometimes curious pleasures of well-aged food
• Moment of the Month – Velvet, nobility’s textile, is being taken into irresistible new territory for fall
• Fresh Coats – The season’s objects of obsession? Beautiful and brilliant coats of many colors, shapes, and sizes
• Index
• Beyond the Boudoir – From uptown to downtown, a state of dishabille defines a new relaxed approach to evening
• In This Issue
• Last Look
• Putting on a Show – A new exhibition at MoMA illustrates the interplay between real life and the runway
• Let It Slip – The nipple has been freed
• Finding Her Feet – Claudia Schiffer steps back into the spotlight with an Aquazzura shoe collaboration. By Lynn Yaeger
• Girls, Uninterrupted – Petra Collins’s new monograph is gentle, confessional, and radical
• Beauty & Health
• International Relations – From Paris to Sydney, five style-makers’ homegrown beauty routines
• Gloss Castle – In three years, Emily Weiss has made her beauty start-up, Glossier, the envy of the industry. By Kate Branch
• Into the Mild – A nontoxic product line to bring skin back to its optimal state
• Renaissance Fare – Mary Celeste Beall is making her mark on her late husband’s Blackberry Farm with an updated take on beauty and wellness
• Hidden Agenda – Lynch syndrome is just as common as BRCA. So why haven’t more of us heard about it? asks Nell Casey
• Case of the Blues
• Up Front – After Claire Messud’s daughter was suddenly shunned by her classmates, memories of a different, darker story of adolescent anguish arose
• Excerpt – Hillary Clinton reflects on the bond that has helped her through victory and defeat
• Nostalgia – A love for Prince emboldened Jesmyn
• Talking Fashion
• All Eyes On – Four curators are driving the New York art world into an unbounded era of change
• Second Time Around – Bienen-Davis bags find new life in the twenty-first century