This vintage Vogue Magazine from November 1, 1957, features model Va Taylor on the cover, photographed by John Rawlings. A stunning example of late-1950s fashion publishing, this issue captures the season’s emphasis on glamour, elegance, and European influence—highlighting the artistry of Paris, Rome, and Mainbocher couture alongside rich lifestyle and cultural features.
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Table of Contents
FASHIONS
93 Vogue’s eye view of the well-made point
94 New ways to look at night: repeat-performance evening clothes
104 Lamé and mink—as a look
108 Six ways to make a point of sparkle
109 The Chanel way to look at night
110 Paris embroiderers on the glitter theme
112 Rome: Italian beauties, Italian ball dresses
118 The Mainbocher idea: young glitter
120 Good buys in black and white
130 The new charm of black—subliminal
132 The new charm of red—disarming
134 The pink ball dress; red touches
136 The long line of elegance: by car; by coat
138 Country life—report from the field
140 Bathing suit, the season’s first maillot
142 Coat news: fur attached
144 The practical fake-fur persuasion
146 The pale wool dress—three new versions
148 Late, late shapes: peignoir, nightdress
150 The damask chic—to sew ahead with Vogue Printed Patterns
FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE
48 “Committee Work without Tears.” By H. W. Yoxall
62 “Chinon.” By D. B. Wyndham Lewis
112 Duchessa Maria Grazia Salviati; Contessa Paola Senni
114 Washington Débutantes: Misses Gwendolyn Rowan, Anne Emmet, Lucinda Burling
116 Double Début of Miss Wendy Vanderbilt and Miss Sandra Topping
124 Ronald Searle
125 People Are Talking About . . .
126 Mrs. August Belmont
127 “Who Cares about Opera?” “I Care.” By Eleanor Robson Belmont
128 “The Painting Wouldn’t Fit in the Stove.” A short story by George Bradshaw
138 Mrs. Lewis E. Pierson
152 Gossipy Memo on Travel
FASHIONS IN LIVING
69 Good food in Baltimore
153, 155 American revival: new design plan
156 The Arizona house of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hebbard
158 Silver and note paper to give
162 Alsatian cookery. By Elizabeth David
BEAUTY
46 Discoveries in beauty
135 New colour: Red Caviar
140 The grape diet: 5 days, 5 pounds off
DEPARTMENTS
70 Shop Hound
88 Vogue’s School Directory
90 Vogue’s Travelog
A remarkable collectible from Vogue’s golden age, the November 1957 issue celebrates refined femininity and timeless design. With fashion photography by John Rawlings and writing from leading cultural voices, this edition embodies the classic Vogue blend of couture, lifestyle, and literary flair.