The February 1991 issue (Volume 54, No. 2) of Vanity Fair, with Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal on the cover for Jesse Kornbluth's "Farrah and Ryan — Settling the Score," photographed by Herb Ritts, timed to their comeback sitcom Good Sports. The headline feature inside, "What's It All About, Andie?" by Ben Brantley with photographs by Michael Roberts, profiles Andie MacDowell ahead of Green Card and The Object of Beauty. Also inside: T. D. Allman reporting on General Noriega's Miami trial ("Noriega's Dark Victory"), Peter J. Boyer on Lew Wasserman's sale of MCA to Matsushita, Fredric Dannen on mob figure Michael Franzese's break from the Colombo family, Martin Filler on John Richardson's Picasso biography, Leslie Bennetts's "Letter from Rikers Island" on Adela Holzer, and Maureen Orth on Melina Mercouri. Period advertising throughout includes Guess Men, Calvin Klein Eternity, Virginia Slims, Perry Ellis Handbags, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Baileys Irish Cream.
Details
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Author | Various Contributors (Editor: Tina Brown) |
| Illustrator | Not Stated |
| Publisher | The Condé Nast Publications, Inc. |
| Publication Year | 1991 (stated on cover) |
| Printed In | United States |
| ISBN |
Condition:
Complete issue, good condition for its age. Cover currently carries the seller's own pink reference labels (pattern group / postage group) affixed for internal stock-sorting, along with a touch of general shelfwear at the spine and corners and mild waviness from handling. Pages throughout are clean, bright, and intact, with no tears or markings noted; all period advertising pages/inserts appear present.