This vintage issue of Vogue Magazine from March 1, 1966, features model Mirella Petteni photographed by Irving Penn, one of fashion’s most celebrated image-makers. A landmark issue from the mid-sixties, it captures Vogue’s signature mix of elegance and experimentation, highlighting the defining moment when refined couture met the energy of modern American style.
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Table of Contents
FASHION
105 Vogue’s Eye View, Paris: The Glass Slipper, 1966
106 The Year of the Dress: 50 Great Looks from the American Designers
126 Minnie Cushing in the Year of the Dress
162 Paris Collections
178 The Lingerie Fashion Under the Fashion: Small Operators, Great Performers in the Year of the Dress
FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
39 Gold on Gold: Patterns of the Orient. By Tony Duquette
144 People Are Talking About . . .
146 Mrs. Indira Nehru Gandhi, Prime Minister of India.
Text and Photographs by Dorothy Norman
200 Music: How It’s Built. By Peggy Glanville-Hicks
FASHIONS IN LIVING
148 Henry Francis du Pont and Mrs. du Pont. Photographed at Winterthur with Its Incomparable Gardens
150 “America’s Head Gardener,” Henry Francis du Pont. By Valentine Lawford
154 Queen Helen’s Garden. By Valentine Lawford
188 A Second Fame: Good Food—Pilar and Joan Miró. By Ninette Lyon
BEAUTY
44 Beauty Checkout
158 Beauty Bulletin: How to Know When to Do What to Your Face
DEPARTMENTS
88 Vogue’s Notebook: The Party, in New York, the Night Before the Wedding of Miss Anne Ford and Mr. Giancarlo Uzielli
90 Vogue’s Notebook: The Opening in New York of the Metropolitan Opera National Company
92 Vogue’s Notebook: The Fol de Rol Follies in San Francisco
94 Vogue’s Notebook: Theatre. By Anthony West
95 Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Ann Birstein
96 Vogue’s Notebook: Books. By Elizabeth Hardwick
100 Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Ralph Blum
103 Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, and Observations
109 Vogue’s Notebook: The Opening, in New York, of a Ballet Palace
192 Vogue’s Notebook: A Party for Mr. and Mrs. Rory McEwen
198 Vogue’s Shop Hound: Fashions in Living
202 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
209 Vogue’s Travelog
A standout collector’s edition, Vogue March 1966 celebrates “The Year of the Dress,” pairing American innovation with Parisian tradition. With striking features on Indira Gandhi, Henry Francis du Pont, and Joan Miró, this issue exemplifies Vogue’s mid-century sophistication—uniting fashion, art, and cultural reportage in a timeless showcase.