US Vogue February 2000 : Angela Lindvall by Steven Meisel

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Palm Beach Story Pt. 1
Photo Arthur Elgort
Editor Tonne Goodman
Models Maggie Rizer, Aurélie Claudel
Hair Sally Hershberger
Makeup Brigitte Reiss-Anderson

 

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Palm Beach Story Pt. 2


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Paris Match
Photo Steven Meisel, Arthur Elgort
Editor Tonne Goodman
Subject Marc Jacobs
Model Gisele Bündchen
Hair Garren
Makeup Pat McGrath


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Nights To Remember


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American Beauties
Photo Sarah Jones
Editor Camilla Nickerson
Subjects Kathy, Nicky, Paris Hilton, Sharon, Lauren, Ashley Bush


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Modern Love
Photo Mario Testino
Editor Hamish Bowles


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A Spa Is Born
Photo Joseph Cultice
Editor Phyllis Posnick
By Rebecca Johnson
Model Lucie de la Falaise
Hair Garren
Makeup Fulvia Farolfi


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Entrenched
Photo Michael Thompson
Editor Camilla Nickerson
Model Amber Valletta
Hair Gavin for Jed Root
Makeup Frank B


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Blame It On the Rain
Photo Carter Smith
Editor Camilla Nickerson
Model Angela Lindvall
Hair Gavin for Jed Root
Makeup Frank B


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Did anyone watch this? I think the cover is by Arthur Elgort not Meisel?

I've been reading Amy Odell's Anna book since Sunday, and found myself watching Anna Wintour interviews on YouTube earlier and came across the Boss Women profile which was shot during the making of this issue - it's truly fascinating to see how much the industry has changed.

Arthur Elgort was indeed photographing Angela for this during the documentary, but Meisel is credited as photographer which I find strange. Unless, of course, this was reshot in exactly the same place, with the exact same styling?

 

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I've been reading Amy Odell's Anna book since Sunday, and found myself watching Anna Wintour interviews on YouTube earlier and came across the Boss Women profile which was shot during the making of this issue - it's truly fascinating to see how much the industry has changed.

Arthur Elgort was indeed photographing Angela for this during the documentary, but Meisel is credited as photographer which I find strange. Unless, of course, this was reshot in exactly the same place, with the exact same styling?

That is very strange, but I think your guess on it being a reshoot makes sense.