This vintage issue of Vogue Magazine from April 1, 1965, features Wilhelmina Cooper photographed by the master Irving Penn. Capturing the height of mid-1960s sophistication, this issue highlights international collections from Paris, London, and Italy, alongside features on iconic figures like Brigitte Bardot and Françoise Gilot. It remains a beautifully curated snapshot of the era’s fashion, culture, and artistry.
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Table of Contents
FASHION
113 Vogue’s Eye View: The Body Bulletin
114 Pants of organdie and tulle by Courrèges; Compagnie des Indes print from Dior
116 Persian prints flowing on the bias by Grès
118 The Norell kimono
122 The brisk sweet look of linen all around the clock: twelve pages of day and evening clothes
134 Mainbocher: summer evenings in his new collection
144 London Collections: four of the best looks this spring
148 Persian lamb—the fresh young blondes
150 Romantic evenings in the American custom
156 Sunniness on sight—Virna Lisi
162 Italian Collections: the pyjamas, the coats
172 The Beautiful People in Mexico
178 The garden of evening: summer evening dresses in wildflower colours
FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
68 Here Comes a Chopper. By Susan Lund
138 Françoise Gilot, with her daughter Paloma Ruiz Picasso
139 People Are Talking About . . .
140 The Wedding of the Hon. Lucinda Lambton and Mr. Henry Harrod
142 One-year-old Cornelia Guest with her brother and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winston F. C. Guest
170 Bardot-Bardot. By Marguerite Duras
200 Jackson Hole. By Felicia Gizycka
FASHIONS IN LIVING
184 Bee Dabney’s Drawing Room
190 A Second Fame: Good Food—Igor Markevitch. By Ninette Lyon
BEAUTY
104 Beauty Checkout
158 Beauty Bulletin: Tips from the beauties who travel
196 Vogue’s Ready Beauty
DEPARTMENTS
92 Vogue’s Notebook: In Washington, a Benefit Ball for the National Symphony
94 Vogue’s Notebook: In Austria, a House Party for Hunting
96 Vogue’s Notebook: In St. Moritz, an After After-Ski Party
98 Vogue’s Notebook: Travel. By Virginia Cowles
99 Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Joan Didion
100 Vogue’s Notebook: Theatre. By Ivan Morris
101 Vogue’s Notebook: Books. By Jean Stafford
204 Vogue’s Travelog
206 Vogue’s Shop Hound
211 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
A truly collectible edition, Vogue April 1965 brings together an extraordinary lineup of contributors—Irving Penn, Joan Didion, Marguerite Duras, and Jean Stafford—encapsulating the timeless intersection of fashion, art, and culture that defined Vogue’s golden era.