The Sunday Times magazine - Punk Goes Posh cover (28 November 1993)

The Sunday Times magazine - Punk Goes Posh cover (28 November 1993)
Good condition for age - light wear

SIR JACK BRABHAM AND HIS SON DAVID - "Relative Values"
2 pages

EDUARD SHEVARDNADZE - "Shevvy stakes all"
5 pages

LYNNE FRANKS - "Absolutely frank"
4 pages

POSH PUNK - Once the domain of guttersnipes in bondage trousers, punk has now been appropriated by the aristocracy. Why bother? asks former punk Julie Burchill
8 pages
Includes photo of:
- Miss Stella Tennant (1 page, wearing Karl Lagerfeld outfit). Further two smaller photos of Stella Tennant
- Mademoiselle Lucie de al Falaise (1 page wearing Gianna Versace outfit)
- Baroness Issy van Randwyck (1 page wearing Thierry Mugler outfit)
- Miss Selina Blow (1 page and her Jean Paul Gaultier nose-ring)
- Miss Honor Fraser (wearing Helmut Lang outfit)
- Early black/white photo of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolum McLaren

MARTIN SCORSESE - "You talkin' to me?"
Can Martin Scorsese convincingly portray the 19th-century world of Edith Wharton?
9 pages
(Includes full-page black/white close-up photo of Michelle Pfeiffer; full-page black/white photo of Daniel Day-Lewis)

PHILIP TREACY - "The head master"
Philip Treacy causes a stir with unlikely but fabulous hats
3½ pages

JOSHUA BELL - "A life in the day"
1 page