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i-D No. 288 catalogue image
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TMR-000508Magazine object

i-D No. 288

The Hot Beaches Issue — Mariah Carey by Vincent Peters

June 2008

i-D No. 288, June 2008, The Hot Beaches Issue, with Mariah Carey photographed by Vincent Peters.

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Publication
i-D
Condition
Very Good
Completeness
Main magazine treated as complete under the standing TMR magazine protocol; front and rear covers are present in the supplied evidence. Full page-by-page collation has not been performed.
Date
June 2008

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Catalogue note

i-D No. 288, June 2008, The Hot Beaches Issue, with Mariah Carey photographed by Vincent Peters. The issue sits at the intersection of global pop/R&B celebrity and British fashion publishing, while its cover and documented contents connect Mariah Carey with Naomi Campbell, Jourdan Dunn, Amy Winehouse, Judy Blame, Bruce Weber and Edward Enninful. The rear preserves a period American Apparel 'Still Shining' shiny Lamé advertisement.

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The Peters/Carey cover and Blame/Weber/Enninful context make an outstanding pop-fashion issue. The documented contents do not establish a separate Gold-level landmark; reduce to 8.8 while retaining its original photographic value.

Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.

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Archive Importance: 8.8 / 10.

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