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Vogue

Nov 01 2023
Magazine

Setting the standard for over 100 years has made Vogue the best selling fashion magazine in the world.

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Contributors

The Second Year • War is a long story, with many chapters. Reporting from Ukraine, Wendell Steavenson sees dogged optimism, banished illusions, inspiring acts of generosity, and resilience in all its forms.

Out of the Past • Hermès’s Collection Hors-Série, created from leftover fabrics and employing exquisite needlework, melds tradition with modernity.

Leave It to the Prose • Three new works affirm the staying power of their authors.

Pastoral Care • A fresh breed of British getaways is redefining the rural wellness experience.

Rothko’s Rooms • A sweeping retrospective of the work of Mark Rothko heads to the Foundation Louis Vuitton.

Lights, Camera… Cashmere • Sofia Coppola’s collaboration with Scottish heritage house Barrie is simple, sumptuous—and utterly exquisite.

Seed of Change • A line of outdoor textiles springs from a historic restoration.

Melody Maker • Finding hidden music in a role has long been a theme of Carey Mulligan’s astonishing career—but never more so than in the symphonic new film Maestro.

Living for la Ciudad • At once historic and modern, quaint and dashingly cosmopolitan, Mexico’s capital city is the setting for timeless, joyous fashion—captured everywhere from the canals of Xochimilco to the spires of the Centro Histórico.

Rebel Rebel • Angelina Jolie has always done things her way. Is it any surprise, then, as Chioma Nnadi discovers, that she’s shaking up the world of fashion?

Barn This Way • When a young Brooklyn family fell hard for rural Connecticut, an unprepossessing dairy farm turned into a busy, bustling home away from home.

BIG LIGHTS • This month, Hell’s Kitchen, a new musical based on Alicia Keys’s years growing up in that vibrant but rough Manhattan neighborhood, arrives at the Public Theater. It’s a New York story, for everyone.

Wake Up!

Soft Power • This season, take comfort in all things silky, fluffy, and otherwise irresistible—from delicate slips to wonderfully woolly outerwear.

Go Time! • Off leaf-peeping? Pumpkin-picking? A crush of dusky fall florals sets the perfect tone.

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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 132 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: Nov 01 2023

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  • Release date: October 24, 2023

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subjects

Fashion

Languages

English

Setting the standard for over 100 years has made Vogue the best selling fashion magazine in the world.

Note Perfect

Contributors

The Second Year • War is a long story, with many chapters. Reporting from Ukraine, Wendell Steavenson sees dogged optimism, banished illusions, inspiring acts of generosity, and resilience in all its forms.

Out of the Past • Hermès’s Collection Hors-Série, created from leftover fabrics and employing exquisite needlework, melds tradition with modernity.

Leave It to the Prose • Three new works affirm the staying power of their authors.

Pastoral Care • A fresh breed of British getaways is redefining the rural wellness experience.

Rothko’s Rooms • A sweeping retrospective of the work of Mark Rothko heads to the Foundation Louis Vuitton.

Lights, Camera… Cashmere • Sofia Coppola’s collaboration with Scottish heritage house Barrie is simple, sumptuous—and utterly exquisite.

Seed of Change • A line of outdoor textiles springs from a historic restoration.

Melody Maker • Finding hidden music in a role has long been a theme of Carey Mulligan’s astonishing career—but never more so than in the symphonic new film Maestro.

Living for la Ciudad • At once historic and modern, quaint and dashingly cosmopolitan, Mexico’s capital city is the setting for timeless, joyous fashion—captured everywhere from the canals of Xochimilco to the spires of the Centro Histórico.

Rebel Rebel • Angelina Jolie has always done things her way. Is it any surprise, then, as Chioma Nnadi discovers, that she’s shaking up the world of fashion?

Barn This Way • When a young Brooklyn family fell hard for rural Connecticut, an unprepossessing dairy farm turned into a busy, bustling home away from home.

BIG LIGHTS • This month, Hell’s Kitchen, a new musical based on Alicia Keys’s years growing up in that vibrant but rough Manhattan neighborhood, arrives at the Public Theater. It’s a New York story, for everyone.

Wake Up!

Soft Power • This season, take comfort in all things silky, fluffy, and otherwise irresistible—from delicate slips to wonderfully woolly outerwear.

Go Time! • Off leaf-peeping? Pumpkin-picking? A crush of dusky fall florals sets the perfect tone.

In This Issue

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