Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring the Youngest American Wardrobe. Cover showcases a model in a houndstooth dress, holding a fluffy pet, emphasizing early spring fashion.
Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 cover displaying the Youngest American Wardrobe. The model wears a chic houndstooth outfit with accessories, highlighting classic 1960s style.
Table of Contents from Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring highlights from the issue, including fashion articles and features.
Advertising page from Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 showcasing stylish models and beauty products, emphasizing the theme of spring fashion and skincare.
Back cover of Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring a vintage advertisement for body care products, using a creative image of a woman under a glass dome.
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Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring the Youngest American Wardrobe. Cover showcases a model in a houndstooth dress, holding a fluffy pet, emphasizing early spring fashion.Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 cover displaying the Youngest American Wardrobe. The model wears a chic houndstooth outfit with accessories, highlighting classic 1960s style.Table of Contents from Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring highlights from the issue, including fashion articles and features.Advertising page from Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 showcasing stylish models and beauty products, emphasizing the theme of spring fashion and skincare.Back cover of Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 featuring a vintage advertisement for body care products, using a creative image of a woman under a glass dome.

Harper's Bazaar Magazine February 1962 Youngest American Wardrobe No Label

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Harper’s Bazaar Magazine — February 1962 — Youngest American Wardrobe Cover (No Label)

This vintage Harper’s Bazaar issue from February 1962 presents a sophisticated early-spring style on the cover, photographed by Lillian Bassman. The featured look combines a long, sharp coat with a smaller, cropped jacket for an elegant contrast—cut with fluid lines, narrow sheaths, and soft tailoring in luxurious Zibeline-Matka silk. Designers include Emme and Larry Aldrich. Retailers include Bonwit Teller, Woodward & Lothrop, Lord & Taylor, and I. Magnin. Accessories feature leather jewelry by Hobe, hair by Kenneth, and makeup by Alexander de Markoff (Radiant Red lipstick and Subject/Beige eyeshadow).

Condition: Good. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please check all images for condition verification. Combined shipping is available upon request. All items include a plastic protective covering.

Table of Contents Highlights:

Fashion:

  • The Bazaar Look
    – What Makes It (p.76)
    – What’s Afoot (p.78)
    – Where It Goes (p.80)
    – How To Take It (p.84)
    – What Wraps It Up (p.86)
    – What Cinches It (p.88)
    – How It Gets Around (p.90)

  • City Looks: Attuned to Spring (pp.100–103)

  • Slim and Mobile: Transitional coats and suits (p.103)

  • Fashion Coup: The Two-Hose Shoe – brilliance in black and white (pp.106–113, 124–127)

  • Free Foot Phase: Evolution of the two-hose shoe (p.128)

  • Entering Spring:
    – The Wonderful Blues (p.130)
    – The Chic of Chamois (p.144)

The Young Perfectionist:

  • Deep-Country Clothes: Casual sophistication (pp.138–143)

  • Paris Spring: Pale and pretty fashion preview (p.148)

  • Deep-Country White Coat (p.150)

Small World:

  • Youngest American Wardrobe: Youthful, wearable American style (pp.134–137)

Beauty:

  • Repairs Under Way: Business as Usual: Modern beauty routines (p.118)

  • No-Glow: A new fingertip theory of glamour (p.132)

Features and Fiction:

  • The Sirens by Maria Dermott (p.82)

  • The Song of the Saw by Ben Karp (pp.92–96)

  • Homage to Giacometti by Jean Genet (p.102)

  • Recollections of Brancusi by Eugene Ionesco (p.104)

  • My Pipe Dream by Pamela Hansford Johnson (p.109)

  • American Playwright: Arthur Kopit (p.115)

  • English Actor: Paul Scofield (p.116)

  • The Triumph of Wit: Excerpts from A Man for All Seasons by Robert Bolt (p.117)

Regular Features:

  • What a Wonderful Idea (p.28)

  • Travel Bazaar: Papeete by Elinor S. Gimbel (p.30)

  • The Intelligent Woman’s Scrapbook: The Caviar Outlook by Vagn Riis-Hansen (p.34)

  • Not to Be Missed by Geri Trotta (p.44)

  • The Editor’s Guest Book (p.73)

  • School and Camp Directory (p.100)

  • Travel Guide (p.170)

  • Shopping Bazaar (p.172)

This issue encapsulates early 1960s American elegance, introducing spring fashion with clean silhouettes and refined detail, alongside rich literary and cultural content. A classic collectible for lovers of mid-century fashion and editorial history.

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