Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 cover featuring model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, showcasing her portrait and a cat, emphasizing mid-century fashion and style.
Close-up view of the Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 cover, highlighting model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, with visible wear and aging, capturing the vintage aesthetic.
Detailed image of the corner of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, showing the title and quote 'If you were going to buy one new thing...', reflecting the magazine's mid-century design.
Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, highlighting the classic design and slight damage that portrays its vintage condition.
Interior page of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, displaying the table of contents, featuring articles and highlights from the issue with model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai.
Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 featuring model demonstrating beauty techniques in a soft focus, captured by Karen Radkai.
Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 showcasing an iconic image of Elizabeth Taylor with dramatic makeup and hairstyle, photographed by Karen Radkai.
Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 illustrating a fashionable model in an elegant outfit with accessories, reflecting mid-century style.
Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 showing a torn advertisement page, hinting at the vintage condition and age of the magazine.
Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 detailing a partially damaged page discussing fashion literature, highlighting the magazine's historical context.
Vintage Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, featuring Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, showcasing the magazine's spine with minor wear and age-related characteristics.
Back cover of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, featuring Breck Shampoo advertisement highlighting different conditions for beautiful hair.
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Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 cover featuring model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, showcasing her portrait and a cat, emphasizing mid-century fashion and style.Close-up view of the Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 cover, highlighting model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, with visible wear and aging, capturing the vintage aesthetic.Detailed image of the corner of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, showing the title and quote 'If you were going to buy one new thing...', reflecting the magazine's mid-century design.Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, highlighting the classic design and slight damage that portrays its vintage condition.Interior page of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, displaying the table of contents, featuring articles and highlights from the issue with model Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai.Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 featuring model demonstrating beauty techniques in a soft focus, captured by Karen Radkai.Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 showcasing an iconic image of Elizabeth Taylor with dramatic makeup and hairstyle, photographed by Karen Radkai.Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 illustrating a fashionable model in an elegant outfit with accessories, reflecting mid-century style.Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 showing a torn advertisement page, hinting at the vintage condition and age of the magazine.Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 detailing a partially damaged page discussing fashion literature, highlighting the magazine's historical context.Vintage Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, featuring Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai, showcasing the magazine's spine with minor wear and age-related characteristics.Back cover of Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962, featuring Breck Shampoo advertisement highlighting different conditions for beautiful hair.

Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine January 15, 1962 – Wilhelmina Cooper by Karen Radkai (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 is in acceptable condition with a good interior. The back cover is ripped, and there are creases and marks on the front and within. There may also be additional small rips or age-related imperfections. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please review photos for condition purposes.

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Table of Contents

FASHIONS
25 Vogue’s eye view
30 If you were going to buy one new thing . . .
42 The Comtesse Michel de Ganay and Mrs. Patrick Guinness
44 Brilliant now—the pales
55 The ribbon blouse
56 New fashion for walking—low heels, odd browns in
58 The upswept waist
64 Jet travel clothes—a year’s worth of chic in one suitcase
70 The year of the blouse
76 Back from the ranch—blue-jean shorts and other clothes on a southerly course
86 Lingerie rave—nothing but colour

FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE
5 Martinique – Mary Roblee Henry
19 Vogue Introduces a New Game: Bridge-ette – Ottilie Reilly
26 What Makes a Woman Interesting?—Star Quality as Seen by Elia Kazan
38 “The Caretaker”: Harold Pinter and Donald Pleasence
39 People Are Talking About . . .
41 Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra
54 “The Bull from the Sea” – Mary Renault
62 “The Fall of Simon Magus,” a sculpture by Gislebertus
63 “The Best of the Best”: Quick Tastes of the New Books
94 Dream Air Centre – Sophie Sturges

FASHIONS IN LIVING
89 Ten meal-maker soups
92 New brilliance in the house: “Polynesian Zinnia”

BEAUTY
50 A day of beauty
87 Beauty round-up—overnight successes

DEPARTMENTS
21 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
22 Shop Hound

A classic early-1960s issue, Vogue’s January 15, 1962 edition features model Wilhelmina Cooper photographed by Karen Radkai in an elegant presentation of the era’s refined yet adventurous style. Highlights include Mary Renault’s “The Bull from the Sea,” Elia Kazan’s reflections on star quality, and Harold Pinter’s “The Caretaker.” With coverage of Elizabeth Taylor’s Cleopatra and jet-age travel fashion, this issue captures the sophistication and optimism of the new decade’s fashion and culture.

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