The Style Issue of The New Yorker comes out tomorrow. Here are the prominent things therein:

D. T. Max goes on set with Tony Gilroy, the screenwriter and director of the upcoming film Duplicity, starring Julia Roberts and Clive Owen.

Lauren Collins interviews the famously reclusive Bill Cunningham as he documents the fashion of New York for his Times column, "On the Street."

Ariel Levy profiles Alber Elbaz, the designer of the Paris fashion house Lanvin.

Max Vadukul photographs Thakoon Panichgul and Jason Wu, who have both designed dresses for Michelle Obama.

In Shouts & Murmurs, Paul Rudnick reveals the confessions of a Pilgrim shopaholic.

Patricia Marx shops for products made in the U.S.A.

There is a sketchbook by Roz Chast.

John Cassidy writes about Obama's plans to combat the economic crisis.

Judith Thurman writes about the playwright and novelist Yasmina Reza's return to Broadway.

John Updike contemplates the end of life in a series of poems.

Sasha Frere-Jones explores the music of Neko Case.

Joan Acocella examines vampires in fiction.

Nancy Franklin reviews the HBO series Eastbound & Down.

Alex Ross visits the newly reopened Alice Tully Hall, at Lincoln Center.

Hilton Als reviews a new production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town.

David Denby looks at mumblecore movies.