Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 cover featuring a bold red background with white text and an eagle emblem, showcasing vintage American fashion.
Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 showing the front cover that highlights the next successes in American fashion with a colorful design.
Side view of Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, displaying the worn edges and vintage characteristics of the magazine's cover.
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Contents page of Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, featuring articles on fashion and beauty from the era.
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Fashion advertisement showcasing elegant clothing in Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, highlighting stylish designs.
Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 GD Interior showing the bottom corner with page number 208, featuring vintage advertisements, scuffed edges, and overall signs of age reflecting its collectible nature.
Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 GD Interior showcasing an advertisement for the Phillips Collection alongside jewelry featured in the magazine, with visible wear and vintage aesthetic typical of mid-century publications.
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Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 cover featuring a bold red background with white text and an eagle emblem, showcasing vintage American fashion.Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 showing the front cover that highlights the next successes in American fashion with a colorful design.Side view of Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, displaying the worn edges and vintage characteristics of the magazine's cover.Detail of the worn corner of Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, showcasing age and condition with visible damage.Contents page of Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, featuring articles on fashion and beauty from the era.Fashion advertisement from Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, depicting a model wearing carefree fashions.Advertisement in Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, featuring a model in a tailored outfit promoting spring colors.Fashion advertisement showcasing elegant clothing in Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955, highlighting stylish designs.Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 GD Interior showing the bottom corner with page number 208, featuring vintage advertisements, scuffed edges, and overall signs of age reflecting its collectible nature.Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 GD Interior showcasing an advertisement for the Phillips Collection alongside jewelry featured in the magazine, with visible wear and vintage aesthetic typical of mid-century publications.

Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine February 1, 1955 Americana Number 1955 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.

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 208. The condition of this vintage magazine is in acceptable condition with good interior. The cover and pages show visible creases, marks, and possible small rips or blemishes. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please check the provided images for condition details.
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Table of Contents

AMERICAN FASHION
122–123 American cut: success story
124–135 The next successes in American fashion:
  monochrome costume; spice-coloured costume;
  the new blade cut; the coat-cut jacket;
  the fitted flare; the dinner-coated dress
146–153 American fashions with cars in their backgrounds:
  fur news, suit news, coat news
154–157 American tweeds in new pale tints
160–163 American marvels: fashions under $25
164–165 Mrs. Exeter’s early-in-the-year dresses
172–173 Black chiffon drifts back—new and narrow
178–181 1955 news from the shoe-news-makers
182–183 Long line of Americans: new corset; hip-length stockings
184–185 Young American’s next success: her city spring wardrobe
186–187 How three smart Americans make one Vogue Pattern their own
190 Real American blues: the blue denims
208 Mrs. Exeter’s notes from this issue of Vogue

IN VOGUE FOR MEN
149 Silk pongee raincoat
202–203 Clothes-news situation at the resorts

FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE
136–137 The Private Patriots
138–141 “The Unique Phillips Collection.” By Allene Talmey. Walter Murch painting
142–145 People Are Talking About . . . Guy Bolton; Gian-Carlo Menotti
166–167 Dr. Margaret Morgan, Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitchcock, and Mrs. Laurance Rockefeller
168–169 “The Family of Man.” Edward Steichen’s massive new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art
170–171 The next successes: eight Americans in the arts
174–177 Country houses: reduced in scale, but not in style
188–189 America’s new Ice Age: frozen food

BEAUTY
155–157 Contrasting lipsticks to wear with the new pale-tinted tweeds
158–159 Evening changes—make them up yourself
52, 204 Discoveries in beauty

DEPARTMENTS
106–107 Vogue’s Travelog
108–111 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
112–116 Shop Hound
201 Prix de Paris thesis questions

Cover: Designed by Priscilla Peck

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