Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring Anne De Zogheb on the cover, showcasing early 1960s fashion with a modern aesthetic.
Close-up view of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 cover featuring Anne De Zogheb, highlighting the magazine's emphasis on beauty and fashion.
Spine corner of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, noting the publication date with slight wear typical of vintage magazines.
Lower edge of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 detailing list of articles including 'What To Pack and Not To Wear' by Mrs. Danny Kaye.
Interior page of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 showing the table of contents, featuring various sections on fashion, features, and beauty.
Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 Anne De Zogheb cover by Karen Radkai, showcasing vintage fashion with a tear on the magazine's edge.
Close-up of the spine area of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, highlighting subscription details and signs of wear.
Inside spread of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a Cutty Sark Scotch Whisky advertisement and fabric swatches.
Fashion editorial from Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, displaying a model in a stylish red outfit with a broad-brimmed hat.
Editorial image from Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring models in vibrant beachwear against a tropical backdrop.
Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a photography of Gloria Vanderbilt by Karen Radkai, showcasing vintage fashion and beauty trends of the early 1960s.
Close-up view of the worn spine of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, highlighting the magazine's age and condition, with signs of wear typical for vintage publications.
Detailed image of the edge wear on Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, illustrating the vintage characteristics of this collectible magazine.
Cover of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a model in colorful fashion attire amidst a lush floral background, emphasizing the magazine's blend of style and nature.
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Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring Anne De Zogheb on the cover, showcasing early 1960s fashion with a modern aesthetic.Close-up view of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 cover featuring Anne De Zogheb, highlighting the magazine's emphasis on beauty and fashion.Spine corner of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, noting the publication date with slight wear typical of vintage magazines.Lower edge of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 detailing list of articles including 'What To Pack and Not To Wear' by Mrs. Danny Kaye.Interior page of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 showing the table of contents, featuring various sections on fashion, features, and beauty.Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 Anne De Zogheb cover by Karen Radkai, showcasing vintage fashion with a tear on the magazine's edge.Close-up of the spine area of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, highlighting subscription details and signs of wear.Inside spread of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a Cutty Sark Scotch Whisky advertisement and fabric swatches.Fashion editorial from Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, displaying a model in a stylish red outfit with a broad-brimmed hat.Editorial image from Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring models in vibrant beachwear against a tropical backdrop.Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a photography of Gloria Vanderbilt by Karen Radkai, showcasing vintage fashion and beauty trends of the early 1960s.Close-up view of the worn spine of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, highlighting the magazine's age and condition, with signs of wear typical for vintage publications.Detailed image of the edge wear on Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962, illustrating the vintage characteristics of this collectible magazine.Cover of Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 featuring a model in colorful fashion attire amidst a lush floral background, emphasizing the magazine's blend of style and nature.

Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 Anne De Zogheb by Karen Radkai GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine January 1, 1962 – Anne De Zogheb Cover by Karen Radkai (Good 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 Vogue Magazine from January 1, 1962, features Anne De Zogheb on the cover, photographed by Karen Radkai. Capturing the modern elegance of early 1960s fashion, this issue explores the year’s forward-looking trends in style, design, and culture, with features on innovation, beauty, and prominent personalities such as Gloria Vanderbilt and Warren Beatty.

The magazine is in acceptable condition with good interior. There are creases on the front, along with marks and possible rips throughout. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check the pictures for condition purposes.
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All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.

Table of Contents

FASHIONS

59 Vogue’s eye view of the change that isn’t
60 Changes: how things could be in 1962—clothes, inventions, ideas
74 Small-change details in fashion and beauty this year
76 The Bouché Girls: Miss Pamela Drexel; Miss Wendy Vanderbilt; Miss Hilary Paley
84 The new colours—what counts for 1962, what’s new about the wearing
94 Fourteenth in Vogue’s series of fashion personalities: Miss Gloria Vanderbilt
100 What the new fashion lift means—a high waist for everyone
104 Sun clothes—mirrored
110 The new blaze in zinnias
112 The change in the two-piece bathing suit
114 Hipbone pants and tadpole sweaters
116 This year’s new drift in nightdresses

FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE

47 Possessively Yours. By William Walden
70 How Things Could Be—Hopeful Futures as Seen by Five Important Minds:
  Reinhold Niebuhr; Sidney Farber; Lee A. DuBridge; John G. Kemeny; Jane Jacobs
80 Warren Beatty
81 People Are Talking About . . .
82 How Will You Behave Tomorrow? By Rebecca Warfield
118 What To Pack and Not To Wear. By Sylvia Fine Kaye

FASHIONS IN LIVING

121 How a house could look
123 The Edward J. Mathews shore house
126 Five menus, ten changes

BEAUTY

15 The twenty-four-hour eye
23 Hair colour and care under the sun
104 How to See Yourself—Mirrored

DEPARTMENTS

41 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
46 Vogue’s Travelog
48 Shop Hound

A fascinating issue from the early 1960s, this Vogue edition bridges classic postwar fashion with the modernist optimism of a new decade. With forward-thinking commentary and elegant photography, it remains a collectible for those interested in the evolution of style, design, and culture.

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