Description
Step back in time with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from November 1963, featuring the world's greatest coiffeur, Alexandre. This vintage magazine holds a treasure trove of beauty tips, fashion insights, and timeless advice from a bygone era.
Condition-wise, this magazine is in good shape, perfect for vintage collectors or anyone who appreciates retro glamour. It does come with an address label on the front, typical of the time, adding to its character. Despite some minor wear throughout, the overall appearance remains appealing and vibrant.
- Includes a detailed feature on hairstylist Alexandre, renowned for his iconic coiffeurs that have graced runways and magazine covers alike.
- Comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring longevity for your collection while making it easy to display.
Although some wear can be found on the binding, this arguably adds to its nostalgia. Each page invites readers to explore the elegant world of the '60s, where fashion and femininity flourished. The magazine is filled with gorgeous illustrations and advice that resonate even today.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this piece of history. Perfect for reading, display, or as a meaningful gift for vintage lovers. It’s an engaging way to discover the past, where trends were birthed, and style icons were crafted.
For curious eyes, check out the photo of the magazine below to see its beauty and character:
This November 1963 edition of Ladies' Home Journal is not just a read; it's a delightful journey into the style and sophistication of the past. Grab your copy today and embrace timeless elegance!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):-
Articles
- Profession housewife: The sentimental trap — Phyllis McGinley
- Help is a warm puppy — Jory Graham and James Poling
- Seeing the world through my children’s eyes — A. M. Rosenthal
- Just thinking — Philip Wylie
- The deadly favor — Muriel Davidson
- In God she struts (Mahalia Jackson) — Don Gold
- She dresses the lady pioneers of the new frontier — Anne Chamberlin
- Worldwide bazaar
- Alexander the great — Katharine Whitehorn
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Fiction
- Late-blooming flowers — Anton Chekhov
- The fake — Romaine Gary
- Going away — Sallie Bingham
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Regular Features
- Our readers write us
- Can this marriage be saved?
- Jealousy was their childish weapon of torture — Dorothy Cameron Disney
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Fashion and Patterns
- Journal original No. 7
- Cutaway blacks
- Entertaining with a velvet touch — Nora O’Leary
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Beauty
- Reflected glory — Dorothy Anne Robinson
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Food
- An American masterpiece — Elaine Ward-Hanna
- Coffeehouse party
- Instant cook — Lois Stilwill
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Decorating
- Party on the go — Cynthia Kellogg
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Home Management
- Party pack — Margaret Davidson
- Cover: Photographer Mark Kauffman staged a party in his Harrison, N.Y., home so that the lacy black dress worn by Nancy Kovack could be shot in its proper setting. (For more bare, black scene stealers, see pages 58–61.)