October 26, 1992

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Dressing Up & Down

So Here They Are: People Crowns the Classiest (and the Trashiest) Dresses of '92

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Riding Shotgun

He Looks Like a Choirboy, but When the GOP Rips Bill Clinton, George Stephanopoulos Blasts Back

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A Yank at Oxford

Friends Say the Only Radical Thing About Bill Clinton Was His Rugby

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When the Boss Says Action

In Hollywood Sexual Harassment Is Still a Hazard of the Job

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Gowns N' Roses

Guitarslinger Slash Weds in a Remarkably Civil Ceremony

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Who Say a Mouse Is Not a Home?

Pledging Allegiance to Mickey, Ed McMahon Wishes on a Star Search for Disney

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Fashion's Follies

It Was a Weird Year for Style. The Pols Dressed Down, Retro Came Around, and Too Many Celebs Wore No Underwear—or Only Underwear.

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Annette Bening

So Here They Are: People Crowns the Classiest (and the Trashiest) Dresses of '92

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The Windsors Are a House Divided. But, Sartorially Speaking, Only Fergie Has Unraveled at the Seams.

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Closet Chic

Can We Gawk? Joan Rivers Takes Us into Her Private Paradise and Lets It All Hang Out, Down to Her Purple 'Hoping to Get Lucky' Bra.

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Hot Looks

Celebs Sparkled and Shined in the Best Duds of the Year

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See How They Run

The Politically Correct Look in Campaign Mode Is Not to Be Too Modish. Jettison the Jackets, Loosen the Tie and Hold the Hairspray.

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Un Dressed

Ta-Ta, Taffeta, and So Long, Spandex. The Celebrities' Fabric of Choice This Year: Quality Epidermis—and Plenty of It. It's Environmentally Correct, Resists Wrinkles (for a While) and Gets Lots of Exposure. Just Ask Madonna.

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Star Shopping

What's in a Name? Plenty, When Celebs Merchandise It. But Is Their True Passion to Prettify Your Closet or Their Coffers?

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Truly Terrible

Doesn't This Crowd Have Mirrors? Isn't There One Good Friend to Whisper "Bury the Bustier?"

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Down, Not Out

Debilitated by Manic-Depressive Illness, Kristy McNichol Temporarily Flees Empty Nest

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Octoberfests

It's a Bash-O-Rama When Celebs Toast 1492, Salute Fly-Fishing and Flock to the Cirque to Raise Funds to Fight AIDS

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Kiss and Tell

Author Richard Rhodes Tells Everything You Might Have Wanted to Know About His Sex Life—Even If You Didn't Ask

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Siren's Song

Undaunted by Deafness, Shelley Beattie Is a Smash as An American Gladiator

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Building by the Bale

A Tucson Couple's New Construction Formula Is the Latest Straw—Not the Last

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John Weitz

The Dashing Designer, An Ex-Secret Agent, Explores the Life of Hitler's Evil Chief Diplomat

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Drumming Up Business

Dean Delorenzo's Designer Drumwear Is Making Him Rich, Buddy

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Now They Are One

It's Birthday Time for the Twins Arlette Schweitzer Bore for Her Daughter

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Waters Still Runs Deep

Post-Pink Floyd, Roger Waters Tackles the Big Questions Solo

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Stars' Silly Faces: Whose Is Best?

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Dressing Up & Down

So Here They Are: People Crowns the Classiest (and the Trashiest) Dresses of '92

Table of Contents

Stars' Silly Faces: Whose Is Best?

Pam: Malibu's Most Flaunted

Kellan's Hot Shot

Brad's Tokyo Drift

5 Funniest Moments from Daytime TV

Usher Has a Sing-A-Long

Mya Proves She's a Dancing Queen