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Table of Contents
FASHIONS
109 Vogue’s-eye view of the Paris Collections
110 Paris Report
118 Do you see what we see . . . accessories making fashion out of clothes
130 The American taste for breaking rules—new fashion successes from Galanos
138 Paris—the news continued
150 The silk suit celebrity in America
156 New switch on the sweater set—printed silk
160 The fine fibre of nonstop fashion
162 The look-at-all-those roses outlook
164 The new lure of pale lace
166 Two ways to glow at night
168 Fashion naturals U.S.A.: young looks—young tariffs
180 Vogue Patterns: springtime for Mrs. Exeter
FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE
69 “Europe for Beginners.” By Dolores Vanetti
94 “Mrs. Snowball of Pigeon Island.” By Kate Simon
134 Henry Fonda and his daughter Jane
136 People Are Talking About . . .
158 “The Conditions of Success.” By Jacques Barzun
172 Places and Pleasures: Wisconsin, Rhodes, and the Canaries
182 “The Convenient Crêpe.” By Ruth Norman and George Bradshaw
183 “Romance All Over the Place: Happy Greeks in New Zealand.” By Marina Sulzberger
188 “The Father.” By Robert Fontaine
192 “Le Grand Guéridon.” By R. P. Lister
195 “An American Would Be a Nice Novelty.” By Hildegarde Dolson
FASHIONS IN LIVING
172 Spacemaking 1960—the apartment of Mrs. Bliss Parkinson
BEAUTY
26 Four ways not to be caught red-handed
162 The truth about beauty masques
DEPARTMENTS
96 Shop Hound
102 Vogue’s Travelog
103 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
This March 1, 1960 issue of Vogue Magazine features model Sondra Peterson on the cover, photographed by Karen Radkai. Representing the refined optimism of early 1960s fashion, the issue highlights the latest Paris Collections, with in-depth reports on couture trends and American design innovations led by James Galanos.
The issue blends fashion insight with cultural sophistication—articles by Jacques Barzun, Kate Simon, and Hildegarde Dolson explore art, literature, and modern living. A special interiors feature, “Spacemaking 1960,” examines Mrs. Bliss Parkinson’s apartment as a model of mid-century design.
With its mix of couture, commentary, and culture, this issue captures Vogue’s signature synthesis of elegance and intellect—an authentic reflection of postwar fashion evolution and the stylish momentum of a new decade.













