Vogue Magazine September 2007 Sienna Miller Cover No Label VG

Vogue Magazine – September 2007 – Sienna Miller Cover – Very Good Condition

This September 2007 issue of Vogue features Sienna Miller on the cover, photographed during a whimsical, Felliniesque weekend in Rome for the story 8½. The issue captures the rich textures, bold statements, and forward-thinking creativity that defined fall fashion in 2007.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on the edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for full condition details. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.

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Highlights from This Issue

Fashion & Features

• Street Reverie – An L.A. jewelry designer turns ruby-and-sapphire dreams into reality (p. 486)

• Screen Idol – Lynn Yaeger meets the glamorous muses of filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder (p. 511)

• Ask Mrs. Exeter – How to wear fall’s boldest, most intrepid fashion with taste (p. 525)

• Fashion Won’t Forget – André Leon Talley’s tribute to Gianfranco Ferré’s extravagant vision (p. 539)

• Ring Leader – Pomellato’s one-of-a-kind jewels for its anniversary celebration (p. 544)

• Designs on the Future – Designers imagine fashion’s tomorrow in a visionary exhibition (p. 546)

• Mission: Possible – Four fashion pros tackle fall’s most challenging accessories (p. 548)

• Pin Up! – Plum Sykes explores the brooch as a statement accessory (p. 548)

• A Show of Hands – Lynn Yaeger’s quest for the perfect pair of gloves (p. 552)

• Straight from the Shoulder – Marina Rust experiments with swapping satchels for structured bags (p. 567)

• High Tied – The multi-season appeal of multi-purpose scarves (p. 568)

• Tech-tiles – Designers merge science and style with intelligent fabrics (p. 574)

• Needle Me This – Genevieve Bahrenburg dives into the knitwear trend by making her own (p. 586)

Season Trends & Style

• Point of View – A fall style moodboard from Vogue editors (p. 695)

• New Sensations – Mixing textures from plastic plumes to sumptuous fur (p. 696)

• Power Players – Shalom Harlow tests eco-conscious tech innovations (p. 712)

• 8½ – Sienna Miller’s Roman holiday of paparazzi, palazzi, and plumage, captured by Sally Singer (p. 726)

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A substantial Vogue collectible at over 700 pages, this September issue is packed with runway direction, editorial creativity, and an iconic cover story starring Sienna Miller.

 

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):

• Life with André — By André Leon Talley
• Talking fashion — with Norwich Notes
• Only the brave — Fall’s supersoigné style can be a cinch if you follow these lessons in how to look chic—from the secrets of women whose closets brim with elegance to failproof remedies that deliver effortless polish without the effort
• Dare to wear — Let the world turn ever more casual: When it comes to matters of style, these women have the courage of their convictions
• The sloppy syndrome — Is it a form of self-expression or an issue of self-esteem? Jean Hanff Korelitz questions why women are so afraid of dressing up
• Sweet reverie — An L.A. jewelry designer’s dreams of rubies and sapphires have really come true
• Screen idol — Designers have long looked to filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s überglamorous leading ladies. Now Lynn Yaeger meets the muses behind the man
• Ask Mrs. Exeter — Considering fall’s intrepid fashion statements, how do we pull off fierce, fearless style? Our resident style arbiter tutors us on going bold with good taste
• Fashion won’t forget — André Leon Talley remembers Gianfranco Ferré’s marvelous more-is-more life and vision
• Ring leader — To fete its birthday, Pomellato has created a clutch of luscious one-of-jewels
• Designs on the future — A novel exhibition asks fashion’s stars to gaze into a crystal ball—and then create their glimpses of tomorrow
• Mission: possible — Vogue dared four fashion aces to take a swing at fall’s most intimidating accessories, from structured shoulder bags to granny-style gloves
• Pin up! — Plum Sykes tackles brooches big and small in search of one that sticks
• A show of hands — Gloves beckon Lynn Yaeger, who looks for a pair that fits her style like, well, you know…
• Straight from the shoulder — Can Marina Rust make the switch from a roomy satchel to a smaller, boxier handbag?
• High tied — Are multi-everything scarves the next multiseason accessory? Sarah Mower rides fashion’s new wave
• Tech-tiles — A handful of inspired designers says the future of fashion is in smart, scientific fabrics. Jane Herman reports
• Needle me this — Faced with fall’s knitwear frenzy, Genevieve Bahrenburg takes matters into her own hands
• Need it now
• Point of view
• New sensations — Get a feel for fall: From plastic plumes and fancy beadwork to woolly knits, rubber frocks, and sumptuous fur, terrific textures made for mixing abound
• Power players — Who better to test-drive eco-conscious technologies than model environmentalist Shalom Harlow, in another forward-thinking movement: masculine lines
• 8½ — A weekend in the Eternal City transports Sienna Miller into a Felliniesque world of paparazzi, palazzi, pop legends, and, most of all, plumage. Sally Singer keeps track of a beautiful, rare bird
• Class conflicts — A shocking outbreak of campus violence sends students and faculty back to school amid heated debates over privacy, security, and mental illness. Eve Conant asks: Who is protecting our children?
• Pat, inc. — Alligator eyebrows, private planes, and an army of assistants. Sarah Mower catches up with makeup master Pat McGrath, beauty’s own whirlwind woman
• Widespread panic — Haunted by a debilitating anxiety disorder that would take over her mind and body, Harriet Brown learned to face her fears
• Bright! Camera! Action! — The season’s coolest colors are hot, hot, hot. When cast together in vibrant blocks, they’re ready for their close-up
• Paris, je t’aime — In autumn’s beguiling dresses and coats, the lady is a vamp, reviving the liberated look of French café society in the twenties and thirties
• American beauties — Not all daughters of the social establishment have gone the way of reality TV shows and public scandals. Some, as William Norwich discovers, are staying well above the fray
• Shift into neutral — Spanning the top of a cocoa coche to a taupe ombré toe, accessories in a subdued palette show the softer side of an urban landscape
• At the parlor — Champagne and haircuts are the order of the day—and night—at Ashley Javier’s private Manhattan atelier. Plum Sykes joins his secret society
• Loud mouth — The biggest, boldest makeup message of the season is hard to miss: Get ready for the High-Impact Lip
• Fresh air — In the wake of celebrity-scent mania comes a wave of refreshingly chic designer perfumes, made for the dressing table and poised to be classics
• The lipstick diaries — by Sarah Brown
• In the clear — Seized by the ultimate double whammy—the onset of wrinkles and unsightly pimples—Jancee Dunn scours the market for grown-up fixes. Plus, the Lash Couturier
• Index
• In this issue
• Last look