This vintage Vogue Magazine from March 1, 1963, features model Anne De Zogheb on the cover, photographed by the legendary Irving Penn. Capturing the refinement and sophistication of early 1960s fashion, this issue showcases the best of American and Paris couture, featuring contributions from icons like John Steinbeck, Vladimir Nabokov, and Françoise Sagan.
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Table of Contents
AMERICAN FASHION
85 Vogue’s eye view
86 Crêpe dresses—the most femme habit
100 Late-day and on: charged with colour
108 Suit looks—American custom
110 Night looks—American custom
112 Two fine shapes to be in this spring
136 The talk, the clothes, the glitter at the New York openings of Norman Norell and James Galanos
150 Narrow new slant on the muumuu
PARIS REPORT
118 Straight Talk on the New French Clothes
120 Follow the Fashion or Leave the Country. By Françoise Sagan
132 The fabric of Paris in close-up
146 Special from Paris—couturier shoes
FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
16 John Steinbeck’s Acceptance Speech
26 Beware of Sculpture. By Katharine Kuh
74 Berlin Devours You as You Arrive. By Elizabeth Vreeland
114 People Are Talking About . . .
115 Le Corbusier
116 The Connoisseurs: Mrs. Loel Guinness; Mrs. Charles Wrightsman
152 What Vladimir Nabokov Thinks of His Work, His Life. By Peter Duval Smith
FASHIONS IN LIVING
56 The Celebrated Jamaican Cookery of Miss Molly Maloney
156 Ducal Life: The Devonshires. By Robin Douglas-Home
162 Vogue’s Own Menu: first of a series
BEAUTY
42 Beauty checkout
148 The change in the make-up mores
168 Three Paris perfumes go aerosol
DEPARTMENTS
44 Vogue’s Notebook
48 Vogue’s Travelog
64 Shop Hound
78 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
A highly collectible issue from Vogue’s golden era, this March 1963 edition embodies the magazine’s signature blend of art, intellect, and fashion—featuring timeless photography by Irving Penn and literary contributions from some of the century’s most celebrated voices.











