ELLE Fashion Beauty Magazine February 2001 and 50 similar items

SEE BELOW for MORE MAGAZINES' Exclusive, detailed, guaranteed content description!* With all the great features of the day, this makes a great birthday gift, or anniversary present! Careful packaging, Fast shipping, and EVERYTHING is 100% GUARANTEED. TITLE: ELLE Magazine [Beautiful magazine with great features and beautiful ads! See full contents below!] ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 2001; Vol. XVII, No. 6, No. 186 CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo) IN THIS ISSUE: [Use 'Control F' to search this page. MORE MAGAZINES' exclusive detailed content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date.] This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 COVER: She's Every Woman: MADONNA on Britney, Baby, and the meaning of life. Madonna wears a jersey turtleneck from Callaghan, For details, see Shopping Guide. To achieve her makeup look, try Shiseido s Cream Foundation, Luminizing Color Powder, Blush Duo in Tan Bronze, Eyeshadow Duo in Yellow Brown, Eyeliner Pencil in Deep Brown, Lip Liner Pencil in Mauve Brown, and Sheer Gloss lipstick in Honey Tea. Hair, Luigi Moreno for Streeters; makeup, Diane Kendal for Calvin Klein Colour; styling, Arianne Phillips for Beauty Photo. ON THE COVER: Thirty-Single Women past a certain age are no longer desperate to get married. Instead, many are leaving stable relationships with good men for something else. What is it? By KATHRYN HART. First Time Around Author PAMELA PAUL has discovered that many men and women under thirty-five are getting divorced within five years of saying "I do." Here's what some had to say about their starter marriages. Skin City New serums and creams claim to defend your skin against the aging effects of big-city smog and pollution. NANCY SERANO deciphers truth from fiction. Justify Your Love With Music, Guy Ritchie, and motherhood, Madonna has reinvented herself again--and she's as brilliant as ever. Just ask E. JEAN CARROLL. FASHION: FIRST LOOK High-seas chic is the height of fashion .. . Varsity style is back on track for spring. FASHION NOTEBOOK Sexy and edgy lingerie for Valentine's Day ... Will Cacharel's revival change the way we dress? ... and more. GREAT STYLE The cone heel hit the spring runways in wild colors and details ... A woven pattern is developing in a range of brights. JEWS Rose gold experiences a renaissance, thanks to ultramodern designs. INSIDE FASHION Emanuel Ungaro s source of inspiration for his fragrance, Desnuda ... Hollywood toasts Valentino's forty years in fashion with a wild party. ROCKABILLY BABY This season's rockabilly style includes full skirts, cropped jackets, and big belts. Photographed by GILLEs BENSIMON. EASY RIDER Motorcycle gear has a high-class spin--think Route 66 meets Park Avenue. Photographed by RUVEN AFANADOR. COLOR THEORY Forget basic black. Spring's sexy tops, short skirts, and bare-to-there dresses are vivid. Styled by CARLYNE CERF DE DUDZEElE. DRESS REHEARSAL Indulge in the retro elegance of chic little sweaters, pencil skirts, and silk dresses. Photographed by MANUELA PAVESI. STYLE BEAT Fill your wardrobe with playful shirts, shoes, and accessories. LAST LOOK: SWEETIE ELLE's hairy dominatrix leaps aboard season's bondage bandwagon. BEAUTY FITNESS: BEAUTY NEWS B CARAKAG. LOVE IS IN THE AIR VANESSA PENNA investigates the power of perfume. BEAUTY INSIDER Seen, overheard, and experienced. By CARA KAGAN. BEAUTY FILE The wet look: Lorac on your lips .. . Longcils Boncza's Cake Mascara is finally available stateside ... and more. A LEAGUE OF ONE'S OWN Team sports are fun and stress-blasting. So why are many of us still on a treadmill to nowhere? NANCY SERANO reports. FITNESS FILE Urban country-club invasion ... A better cardio workout ... and more. LAUGH APPEAL New science shows that the way you giggle may reveal a lot more than your sense of humor. By KEVIN RICHARDSON. HEALTH NEWSLETTER Infertility insight ... How to think about ovarian cancer ... Why you may want to stop yo-yo dieting. By EuZA MCCARTHY. BRIGHT IDEAS This season's makeup includes shocking hues of peacock, banana, and lime, and has us all coming down with spring fever. FEATURES: FIRST BUZZ Stephen Malkmus of Pavement, talks about going solo ... Alvin Ailey takes center stage ... Reality 1V meets film noir in 15 Minutes ... Boy George ... and more. READING Julian Barnes reinvents the age-old triangle in Love, Etc.... Gail Godwin's Heart has everything but a sense of humor. I OUGHT TO BE COMMITTED What happens when a bachelor plans a summer of attachment-free sex? He starts to long for attachment. By RICK EID. THE END OF THE BEGINNING After the frenzied lust wears off, what follows? CATHI HANAUER looks at her own marriage through the science of lave. LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH The same partner for thirty-seven years? Passion can survive the times. By !ITN COTTIN POGRESIN. BOTTOM OF THE WORLD Divorce, estranged kids, then breast cancer--just as things couldn't get worse, Dr. Jerri Nielsen had to give herself a biopsy on the South Pole. By SARA CORBErr. TACTICS Tormented? Driven witless? Whipsawed by confusion? E. JEAN CARROLL to the rescue. FOOD A food critic's job is not all glom. Just ask Liz LOGAN who endured Irnitorc to cnlmnnalln. ESCAPE For passionate skiers or lodge bunnies, the Alps still offer the most glamorous skiing on the planet. By VICKY LCTM1Y. IN EVERY ISSUE: Mastheads. The View. Mail Bonding. Contributors. Calendar. Shopping Guide. Horoscope. Numerology. ______ Use 'Control F' to search this page. * NOTE: OUR content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date. 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