VOGUE GERMANY SEPTEMBER 2000 - THE IMPERFECTS
VOGUE GERMANY SEPTEMBER 2000 - THE IMPERFECTS
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- This magazine is part of our IMPERFECTS collection and offered at a special price reflecting its condition. While not perfect, it remains a well-preserved vintage copy. We do not sell heavily worn or severely flawed magazines. Please see the description below for details.
A rare, standout September issue of Vogue Germany with a strong editorial focus on the intersection of fashion and art, particularly the New York scene.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Includes advertising campaigns for Dior, Gucci, Chanel with Angela Lindvall, Ralph Lauren with Penelope Cruz, Giorgio Armani with Erin O'Connor, Prada, Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana, Jil Sander, Hermès, Alberta Ferretti, Valentino, Issey Miyake, and other leading luxury houses.
FASHION & LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography by Karl Lagerfeld (18 pages), Regan Cameron (skirt suits, 8 pages), Christophe Kutner (12 pages), David Ferrua (beauty, 8 pages), and Gavin Bond (young fashion, 8 pages).
SELECTED FEATURES
Haute Couture report (6 pages). Pat McGrath (1 page). Hervé Léger (2 pages). Christian Lacroix interview (2 pages). Björk interview (1 page). Boss Woman launch (8 pages). Mats Gustafson fashion illustrations (6 pages). Kiki Smith (8 pages). Rachel Lehmann (6 pages). A Vogue conversation between Lisa Dennison and Mary Boone (7 pages). Lawrence Steele (1 page). Jennifer Yu (1 page).
DETAILS
380 pages
1.030 g
21,3 cm x 27,7 cm/8.39“ x 10.91“
Cover: Colette Pechekhonova, photographed by Torkil Gudnason
Editor-in-chief: Angelica Blechschmidt
CONDITION
This magazine is in very good vintage condition with minor imperfections to the cover print and light general signs of wear and age.
OUR STANDARD
Quality is our top priority. We handpick all of our magazines and offer only well-preserved issues. We do not sell heavily worn copies. Every magazine is carefully and securely packaged to ensure it reaches you in excellent condition.