Vogue Magazine July 1964, featuring a cover photo of Sondra Peterson by Irving Penn, showcasing a vibrant headscarf and bold makeup. The classic magazine embodies mid-1960s fashion and elegance.
Close-up view of Vogue Magazine July 1964 cover, depicting Sondra Peterson styled by Irving Penn, emphasizing colorful attire and elegant accessories, representing a significant fashion era.
Detail shot of the spine of Vogue Magazine July 1964, confirming publication details and original branding, vital for collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century fashion magazines.
Close-up of the July 1964 Vogue Magazine featuring Sondra Peterson on the cover by Irving Penn, highlighting details about fashion articles including 'The Beautiful People and the Fashion for Pants' and 'James Baldwin: by Gloria Steinem'.
Inside page of the July 1964 Vogue Magazine showcasing an advertisement for Revlon's Intimate Spray Bath Powder, reflecting the era's beauty trends along with a profile photo.
Fashion illustration featured in the July 1964 Vogue Magazine depicting a stylish ensemble labeled 'Estévez - Black Crepe, about 100 dollars', capturing mid-60s fashion aesthetics.
Page spread from the July 1964 Vogue Magazine showcasing two models in fashionable coats with an article discussing 'The New Skimp Coat' and the evolving styles of the time.
Illustrated report of a Flamenco party from the July 1964 Vogue Magazine, featuring vibrant images of celebrations and fashion at the Feria in Seville.
Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine from July 1964 featuring Sondra Peterson on the cover, photographed by Irving Penn. Highlights vintage characteristics and light wear.
Detailed view of the edge of a page from Vogue Magazine July 1964 with a notable tagline discussing scotch, showcasing its vintage condition.
Full-page advertisement from Vogue Magazine July 1964 featuring a group of people under umbrellas with the tagline asking 'Who knows as much about scotch as the Scots?' This vintage piece reflects mid-century advertising aesthetics.
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Vogue Magazine July 1964, featuring a cover photo of Sondra Peterson by Irving Penn, showcasing a vibrant headscarf and bold makeup. The classic magazine embodies mid-1960s fashion and elegance.Close-up view of Vogue Magazine July 1964 cover, depicting Sondra Peterson styled by Irving Penn, emphasizing colorful attire and elegant accessories, representing a significant fashion era.Detail shot of the spine of Vogue Magazine July 1964, confirming publication details and original branding, vital for collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century fashion magazines.Close-up of the July 1964 Vogue Magazine featuring Sondra Peterson on the cover by Irving Penn, highlighting details about fashion articles including 'The Beautiful People and the Fashion for Pants' and 'James Baldwin: by Gloria Steinem'.Inside page of the July 1964 Vogue Magazine showcasing an advertisement for Revlon's Intimate Spray Bath Powder, reflecting the era's beauty trends along with a profile photo.Fashion illustration featured in the July 1964 Vogue Magazine depicting a stylish ensemble labeled 'Estévez - Black Crepe, about 100 dollars', capturing mid-60s fashion aesthetics.Page spread from the July 1964 Vogue Magazine showcasing two models in fashionable coats with an article discussing 'The New Skimp Coat' and the evolving styles of the time.Illustrated report of a Flamenco party from the July 1964 Vogue Magazine, featuring vibrant images of celebrations and fashion at the Feria in Seville.Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine from July 1964 featuring Sondra Peterson on the cover, photographed by Irving Penn. Highlights vintage characteristics and light wear.Detailed view of the edge of a page from Vogue Magazine July 1964 with a notable tagline discussing scotch, showcasing its vintage condition.Full-page advertisement from Vogue Magazine July 1964 featuring a group of people under umbrellas with the tagline asking 'Who knows as much about scotch as the Scots?' This vintage piece reflects mid-century advertising aesthetics.

Vogue Magazine July 1964 Sondra Peterson Cover by Irving Penn

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Vogue Magazine July 1964 – Sondra Peterson Cover by Irving Penn

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 Magazine from July 1964 features Sondra Peterson photographed by the legendary Irving Penn. A vibrant reflection of mid-1960s elegance and energy, this issue captures the era’s shifting fashion sensibilities—from the rise of youthful, pant-inspired silhouettes to the influence of modern art and international culture.

The condition of the item is good. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive.
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Table of Contents

FASHION
45 Vogue’s Eye View: Women in Pants
46 The Beautiful People and the Fashion for Pants
54 What’s Next in Fashion: the skimp coat, stockings wild, the bared-knee suit, the anything-goes coat, the pants turnout, dolman sleeves, and a new wave of white fur
86 Mrs. Shirley Carter Burden, Jr., the former Amanda Mortimer, in her wedding dress
88 The Day of the Reptile: shoes and boots photographed on safari
108 The Knitted Way—all the way
112 Vogue Patterns: the white-with-white idea

FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
8 Flight Over Africa. By Gordon Parks
36 Private Line from London. By Virginia Cowles
72 Mick Jagger, a British “Rolling Stone” rocker
73 People Are Talking About . . .
74 James Bond’s Girls
78 James Baldwin, an Original. By Gloria Steinem
80 The Feria in Seville

FASHIONS IN LIVING
114 Eating at the Fair, N.Y. By George Bradshaw
115 Dinner at a Table Garden, N.Y.
116 The Robert Scull Collection
118 Art Is the Core: The Scull Collection. By Allene Talmey
124 Vogue’s Menu: Picnic at the Beach for Six

BEAUTY
24 Beauty Checkout: Pablo remakes mannequins; arm, leg, fingernail news
34 The Scented Life: twelve colognes for a July shopping list
98 Beauty Bulletin: summer colognes; star-time at the hairdresser’s; aircraft exercises—10 for the Paragon Traveller
102 Beauty Register: 10 beauty biographies by a spy at the dressing table

DEPARTMENTS
32 Books. By Jean Stafford
32 Theatre. By Henry Popkin
35 Movies. By Joan Didion
40 Vogue’s Notebook: Gala at the World’s Fair Spanish Pavilion
42 Vogue’s Notebook: Champagne Supper in New York
130 Vogue’s Shop Hound
135 Vogue’s Travelog
136 Vogue’s School Directory

A highly collectible mid-century issue, Vogue July 1964 showcases an extraordinary intersection of fashion, art, and celebrity—with contributions from Gordon Parks, Gloria Steinem, and Joan Didion. This edition celebrates Vogue’s modern spirit, from safari-inspired editorials to cultural portraits of icons like James Baldwin and Mick Jagger.

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