ELLE - February 1990

New York: Elle Publishing, 1990. Perfect bound magazine. Light shelfwear; spine, at bottom edge of back cover, reinforced with transparent tape. Very good.. 268 pp., including covers. Features: Jean-Paul Gaultier profile: I Don't Copy, I Digest, I Dare! The World According to Gore - David Rieff talks to Gore Vidal. Funny Valentines, by Claudia Swan (filmmakers and their muses: David Lynch & Isabella Rossellini, Woody Allen & Mia Farrow, Solveig Dommartin & Wim Wenders, Roman Polanski & Emmanuelle Seignier). Art Works! (Pop Art and Op Art influnces). The Devil in Disguise (Ron Vawter). Looking at Photographs: Carol Squiers interviews MoMA curator John Szarkowski on the museum's most significant photgraphy showsince 1962. Black-Hat Hero: Clint Black. Soul-Skinned Muse (Catherine Pozzi, lover of Paul Valery). Theater column includes brief bits on playwright Aaron Sorkin, Julie Taymor, and Pacific Northwest Ballet principal, Patricia Barker, NYCB dancer Helene Alexopoulos. Book review of Practicalities, by Marguerite Duras. Plus great ads - Isabella Rossellini, Claudia Schiffer, et al.