The Face Vol. 3 No. 75
Justin Timberlake — King of Pop / Naomi Watts / The White Stripes / Evan Rachel Wood / Dannii Minogue
April 2003 issue of The Face with Justin Timberlake photographed by David Sims during the decisive first phase of Timberlake’s solo career after *NSYNC. The issue also features Naomi Watts, The White Stripes, Seth Green, Evan Rachel Wood and Dannii Minogue, combining pop stardom, film, fashion and rock at a characteristic early-2000s moment in the magazine’s final original-run years.
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- The Face
- Condition
- Good+ to Very Good−
- Completeness
- Complete — all pages present
- Date
- April 2003
Catalogue note
April 2003 issue of The Face with Justin Timberlake photographed by David Sims during the decisive first phase of Timberlake’s solo career after *NSYNC. The issue also features Naomi Watts, The White Stripes, Seth Green, Evan Rachel Wood and Dannii Minogue, combining pop stardom, film, fashion and rock at a characteristic early-2000s moment in the magazine’s final original-run years.
Why this object matters
Sims’s early solo-era Timberlake image and White Stripes/screen coverage provide strong period photography and pop evidence. The documented issue does not establish an outstanding breakthrough, so 8.2 is more proportionate than 8.5.
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Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.2 / 10.
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