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Vanity Fair

Sep 01 2019
Magazine

From entertainment to world affairs, business to style, design to society, Vanity Fair is a cultural catalyst, inspiring and driving the national conversation. Now the magazine has redefined storytelling for the Digital Age, bringing its high-profile interviews, stunning photography, and thought-provoking features to your device in a whole new way.

Agenda

Picture Pages

Vanity Fair

Contributors

On Your Marks

Correspondence

Vanities

L.A. CONFIDENTIAL

Little GOLD MEN

POETRY IN MOTION • At Valentino, words, passion, and fashion collide

DECKED OUT • Bulgari’s Cinemagia collection channels silver screen pizzazz

ANIMAL INSTINCT • Coo coo ca choo, Mrs. Robinson. Fall energy is feline, from the live-action remake of Cats to accessories galore

HEART AND SOLE • Designer Pierre Hardy celebrates the 20th anniversary of his eponymous footwear brand and a nearly three-decade tenure at Hermès

SOB STORY • In a time of shared anxiety, Judy, and next-gen waterproof mascaras, the glamorous cry is having a moment

Inside the Hive with Nick Bilton

SPLENDOR IN THE GARDEN • Creative luminaries and Chanel-clad culturati reveled at the Serpentine Summer Party in London

The Horny Holy Man • Keith Raniere duped followers that power and growth came through submission

The Legend of CBS News • Susan Zirinsky lived past glories—but can she restore them?

PLAYING IT COOL • KRISTEN STEWART is FAMOUS FOR SEEMING RELUCTANT ABOUT HER FAME. BUT the CHARLIE’S ANGELS ACTOR is LEARNING TO EMBRACE the FINER POINTS of MEGASTARDOM

The BEAUTIFUL POWER • With his groundbreaking books and articles, Ta-Nehisi Coates has emerged as our most vital public intellectual. Now, his debut novel, The Water Dancer, takes him to uncharted depths

To CHEAT and LIE in L.A. • The Varsity Blues college admissions scandal has ensnared some of Southern California’s richest students at its ritziest high schools. Evgenia Peretz reports on the scheme, the continuing fallout, and the crookedest education money can buy

The PIONEER • Miuccia Prada has built an empire of beauty and gilded it with cultural relevance

IN THE CROSSHAIRS • The assassination of Jamal Khashoggi was no aberration. A Vanity Fair investigation reveals how Saudi Arabia attempts to abduct, repatriate—and sometimes murder—citizens it regards as enemies of the state

Screen Share • As the dust settles in the battle between film and television, what’s left is a vast tasteland, studded with stars double-dipping in prestige projects

A CHANGE OF HEART • Colonel Jennifer Pritzker, heir to one of America’s largest fortunes and the world’s first openly transgender billionaire, spent most of her life supporting the GOP. She even voted for Trump. But the president’s hostile policies have made her shut her pocketbook and start speaking out

OUT of Office

Diamonds in the Rough • THE THIEVES WHO STOLE $37 MILLION IN JEWELS FROM HARRY WINSTON PARIS COMMITTED THE PERFECT CRIME. THEIR MISTAKE WAS RETURNING FOR ANOTHER, EVEN BIGGER SCORE. BUT DID POLICE REALLY SOLVE THE CRIME, OR ARE THE BRAINS OF THE OPERATION STILL AT LARGE?

Abbey ROAD

Proust Questionnaire • The visionary designer on the beauty of brevity and napping

Progress Report • Hollywood has embraced the trans community. Not everyone feels seen


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 204 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: Sep 01 2019

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  • Release date: August 6, 2019

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OverDrive Magazine

Languages

English

From entertainment to world affairs, business to style, design to society, Vanity Fair is a cultural catalyst, inspiring and driving the national conversation. Now the magazine has redefined storytelling for the Digital Age, bringing its high-profile interviews, stunning photography, and thought-provoking features to your device in a whole new way.

Agenda

Picture Pages

Vanity Fair

Contributors

On Your Marks

Correspondence

Vanities

L.A. CONFIDENTIAL

Little GOLD MEN

POETRY IN MOTION • At Valentino, words, passion, and fashion collide

DECKED OUT • Bulgari’s Cinemagia collection channels silver screen pizzazz

ANIMAL INSTINCT • Coo coo ca choo, Mrs. Robinson. Fall energy is feline, from the live-action remake of Cats to accessories galore

HEART AND SOLE • Designer Pierre Hardy celebrates the 20th anniversary of his eponymous footwear brand and a nearly three-decade tenure at Hermès

SOB STORY • In a time of shared anxiety, Judy, and next-gen waterproof mascaras, the glamorous cry is having a moment

Inside the Hive with Nick Bilton

SPLENDOR IN THE GARDEN • Creative luminaries and Chanel-clad culturati reveled at the Serpentine Summer Party in London

The Horny Holy Man • Keith Raniere duped followers that power and growth came through submission

The Legend of CBS News • Susan Zirinsky lived past glories—but can she restore them?

PLAYING IT COOL • KRISTEN STEWART is FAMOUS FOR SEEMING RELUCTANT ABOUT HER FAME. BUT the CHARLIE’S ANGELS ACTOR is LEARNING TO EMBRACE the FINER POINTS of MEGASTARDOM

The BEAUTIFUL POWER • With his groundbreaking books and articles, Ta-Nehisi Coates has emerged as our most vital public intellectual. Now, his debut novel, The Water Dancer, takes him to uncharted depths

To CHEAT and LIE in L.A. • The Varsity Blues college admissions scandal has ensnared some of Southern California’s richest students at its ritziest high schools. Evgenia Peretz reports on the scheme, the continuing fallout, and the crookedest education money can buy

The PIONEER • Miuccia Prada has built an empire of beauty and gilded it with cultural relevance

IN THE CROSSHAIRS • The assassination of Jamal Khashoggi was no aberration. A Vanity Fair investigation reveals how Saudi Arabia attempts to abduct, repatriate—and sometimes murder—citizens it regards as enemies of the state

Screen Share • As the dust settles in the battle between film and television, what’s left is a vast tasteland, studded with stars double-dipping in prestige projects

A CHANGE OF HEART • Colonel Jennifer Pritzker, heir to one of America’s largest fortunes and the world’s first openly transgender billionaire, spent most of her life supporting the GOP. She even voted for Trump. But the president’s hostile policies have made her shut her pocketbook and start speaking out

OUT of Office

Diamonds in the Rough • THE THIEVES WHO STOLE $37 MILLION IN JEWELS FROM HARRY WINSTON PARIS COMMITTED THE PERFECT CRIME. THEIR MISTAKE WAS RETURNING FOR ANOTHER, EVEN BIGGER SCORE. BUT DID POLICE REALLY SOLVE THE CRIME, OR ARE THE BRAINS OF THE OPERATION STILL AT LARGE?

Abbey ROAD

Proust Questionnaire • The visionary designer on the beauty of brevity and napping

Progress Report • Hollywood has embraced the trans community. Not everyone feels seen


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