Vogue Magazine April 1, 1968 Veruschka Cover by Irving Penn GD Interior


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Vogue Magazine April 1, 1968 — Veruschka Cover by Irving Penn — GD Interior

From a privately held Vogue archive, 1920s–1970s. These were stored away for decades and recently brought back into circulation. We performed light, dry surface cleaning at the outer spine (vacuum/brush/smoke sponge only; no wet methods), then placed each issue in a new archival sleeve.

What to expect: honest vintage traits, binding wear or small splits, staple-rust halos, edge toning, and period shelf dust that can appear as black residue along the spine. Interiors are dry and legible. Some copies retain a light vintage paper aroma typical of mid-century magazines.

Each listing shows the exact issue you’ll receive. Any condition materially beyond the above is noted in that item’s description. These characteristics reflect long, earlier storage before we acquired the collection; all items are now housed in clean sleeves and stored upright.


This vintage issue of Vogue from April 1, 1968 features supermodel Veruschka on the cover, photographed by Irving Penn. The magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior. 

Please note: Due to age, this issue is missing a few pages at the back, including the back cover. The last page included is page 250

The front cover shows creases, and there are marks both on the cover and throughout the interior. Additional marks and rips may also be present. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.

Please review all photos carefully to assess condition.
We do offer combined shipping upon request.
All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.


Table of Contents

FASHION

149 Vogue’s eye view: leaping into summer
150 The little green dress: wrapped organza; sheer ruffled shirtdress;
  blade-of-grass knit; belted linen; Greek-Boy jersey;
  bare-midriff green; the scalloped and swinging dresses; side-closings
172 Georgiana Russell and Giada Ruspoli
174 Galanos for the pure beauty of curves and angles
182 Chiffon in the American custom
186 Norell: the buoyant organdies
188 Texas—fashion in a great state for summer: the snugged waist;
  the blazing collier; bared midriff; tunic knits; chaps and
  leotard; the scalloped dress; the weskit; the brown and white rage
228 Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, and Observations


FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE

34 “I Know My Romeo and Juliet.” By Polly Devlin
176 People Are Talking About . . . Zoe Caldwell
178 Where It’s At: Civil Rights. By Kenneth B. Clark
180 Paul Feeley: “Serene and joyful vitality.” By Gene Baro
212 Governor and Mrs. John B. Connally of Texas
213 Texas: “Lively, prickling, surprising, and fun.” By Allene Talmey
214 Dr. Michael De Bakey, Pioneer in Open-Heart Surgery
216 In Texas: Ten Personalities
224 Blazers: The Tobin Armstrongs of Armstrong Ranch. By Robert Daley
239 Tales of Tall Cities. By Gregor von Rezzori; George Bradshaw


FASHIONS IN LIVING

145 Vogue’s Decorating Finds and Ideas
208 In Texas: A House Marked with Art; A House Around Books


BEAUTY

48 Beauty Checkout
98 Vogue’s Ready Beauty
162 Beauty Bulletin: You Are It
164 The Instant Eye Lifts
166 The Sound of Scent. By Rebecca Warfield
168 New School of Hairkeeping
170 Fantasy Hairkeeping with notes from Baudelaire


DEPARTMENTS

94 Vogue’s Fashions in Travel: Texas, now. By Despina Messinesi
124 Vogue’s Notebooks: Parties in London, Philadelphia, St. Louis
132 Vogue’s Spotlight: Theatre. By Anthony West
134 Vogue’s Spotlight: Television. By Ann Birstein
136 Vogue’s Spotlight: Art. By Barbara Rose
138 Vogue’s Spotlight: Books. By Jean Stafford
140 Vogue’s Spotlight: Education. By Donald Barr
142 Vogue’s Spotlight: Money. By Paul A. Samuelson
147 Men In Vogue . . . Notes, Quotes, and Votes
241 Vogue’s Travelog
245 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory


This issue captures the vibrancy and cultural dynamism of 1968, with Veruschka’s striking Penn cover setting the tone for a magazine filled with bold fashion and sweeping American themes. From summer silhouettes to Norell’s buoyant organdies and Galanos’ sculptural designs, the fashion pages offer a definitive look at late-1960s style.

The Texas-centered features highlight both political and cultural life in the state, including insights from Governor John Connally, a profile of Dr. Michael De Bakey, and a look at notable Texan personalities. Additional essays and art commentary contribute to the magazine’s intellectual depth, while the beauty section explores sensory concepts such as scent, hairkeeping, and eye-enhancing techniques.

Despite missing back pages and age-related wear, the interior remains in good condition. This issue is a strong addition for collectors of Irving Penn covers, Veruschka’s iconic imagery, and late-1960s American fashion and culture.

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