Vogue Magazine cover from November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer, photographed by Irving Penn. The cover displays a model with a high hairdo and pink bow, promoting 'Lights-On Fashion' with an emphasis on great looks for night people.
Vogue Magazine cover from November 1, 1965 showcasing Brigitte Bauer by Irving Penn. The vibrant cover presents a stylish model wearing a yellow dress with a pink bow, highlighting 'Lights-On Fashion' for nighttime elegance.
Close-up of the corner of a Vogue Magazine from November 1, 1965. The image shows wear and aging on the magazine's spine, with the title clearly visible as 'Vogue' and the issue date prominently displayed.
Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer cover by Irving Penn, showcasing a section with notable wear and vintage character.
Interior page of Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 displaying the table of contents, highlighting various fashion articles and features.
Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 showcasing a model in a glamorous green gown, emphasizing mid-1960s vintage fashion photography.
Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring an advertisement with a model in elegant jewelry and a stylish fur coat, representing classic elegance.
Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 showing a fashion editorial with models in luxurious gowns and accessories, embodying the high fashion aesthetics of the 1960s.
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Vogue Magazine cover from November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer, photographed by Irving Penn. The cover displays a model with a high hairdo and pink bow, promoting 'Lights-On Fashion' with an emphasis on great looks for night people.Vogue Magazine cover from November 1, 1965 showcasing Brigitte Bauer by Irving Penn. The vibrant cover presents a stylish model wearing a yellow dress with a pink bow, highlighting 'Lights-On Fashion' for nighttime elegance.Close-up of the corner of a Vogue Magazine from November 1, 1965. The image shows wear and aging on the magazine's spine, with the title clearly visible as 'Vogue' and the issue date prominently displayed.Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer cover by Irving Penn, showcasing a section with notable wear and vintage character.Interior page of Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 displaying the table of contents, highlighting various fashion articles and features.Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 showcasing a model in a glamorous green gown, emphasizing mid-1960s vintage fashion photography.Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring an advertisement with a model in elegant jewelry and a stylish fur coat, representing classic elegance.Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 showing a fashion editorial with models in luxurious gowns and accessories, embodying the high fashion aesthetics of the 1960s.Vintage detail of Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer cover by Irving Penn, showcasing pages with age-related wear and visible spine elements.Close-up of an interior page from Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer on the cover by Irving Penn, highlighting detailed text and aesthetic aging.Vintage ad detail from Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer cover by Irving Penn, displaying brand Flaminaire with associated text and visual wear.Full view of an interior page from Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 featuring Brigitte Bauer cover by Irving Penn, including promotional content and vintage aesthetic elements.

Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 Brigitte Bauer by Irving Penn GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine November 1, 1965 — Brigitte Bauer Cover by Irving Penn — GD Interior

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 from November 1, 1965 features Brigitte Bauer on the cover, photographed by Irving Penn. 

Please note: Due to age, this issue is missing a few pages at the back, including the back cover. The last page included is page 236

. The front cover shows creases, and there are marks both on the cover and within the pages. Additional marks and rips may also be present. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.

Please review all photos carefully to assess condition.
We do offer combined shipping upon request.
All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.

Table of Contents

FASHION

135 Vogue’s eye view: everybody loves this hat
136 Lights on . . . the jewelled hand, purple paillettes, brown lace,
  bareness, the Greek line, chiffon and ostrich
150 Vogue Patterns for evening
160 Mainbocher: four ways to look at night
164 Paris when it sparkles: magnificent night looks
172 Fashion for the slopes: new ski clothes from Italy and America
182 Anouk Aimée in white mink
186 The night of the fur: mink and sable caftans, the polished
  little broadtails
194 The Group in white ermine
196 Italian boutique: at-home fashions worn by Donna Allegra
  Caracciolo di Castagneto, Donna Selvaggia Borromeo d’Adda,
  Baroness Fiona Thyssen-Bornemisza

FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE

16 An Astonishing Journey. By Lorna Moffat
152 People Are Talking About . . .
153 Rita Tushingham
154 Michael Caine
155 Maurice Ohana
156 The Patricians: Lord Salisbury, and The Duke of Devonshire.
  By Barbara W. Tuchman
183 Doctor Love Strikes Again. By James Leasor
184 When the Daughter of Mme. Grès Married
200 Mark Tobey: Master Painter. By John Russell

FASHIONS IN LIVING

208 Truman Capote and the Country Studio He Designed for Work
212 A Second Fame: Good Food—Joan Crawford. By Ninette Lyon

BEAUTY

76 Beauty Checkout
204 Beauty Bulletin: Beauty ideas sneaking up on people

DEPARTMENTS

108 Vogue’s Notebook: Yearling Sales at Saratoga Springs
110 Vogue’s Notebook: A Classic Ball at Saratoga Springs
111 Vogue’s Notebook: Princess Irene Galitzine’s Party in Rome
112 Vogue’s Notebook: A Studio Tour in The Hamptons
114 Vogue’s Notebook: Wedding Ball at Schloss Langenburg
116 Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Joan Didion
117 Vogue’s Notebook: Books. By Jean Stafford
118 Vogue’s Notebook: Ski Travel. By Despina Messinesi
133 Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, Observations
224 Vogue’s Shop Hound: Fashions in Living
232 Vogue’s School and Camp Directory
234 Vogue’s Travelog

This issue offers a rich blend of mid-1960s glamour, featuring standout fashion stories ranging from Parisian evening sparkle to fur-centric winter looks and luxury boutique styling from Italy. Highlights include portraits of Anouk Aimée, Mainbocher evening concepts, and ski fashion from Europe and America.

The cultural features spotlight notable figures such as Rita Tushingham, Michael Caine, and composer Maurice Ohana, alongside Barbara W. Tuchman’s profile of British aristocracy. Truman Capote’s country studio and Joan Crawford’s culinary reputation add depth to the lifestyle section, while Joan Didion and Jean Stafford contribute to the magazine's literary and cultural commentary.

Despite the missing back pages and age-related wear, the interior remains in good condition. This issue is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of 1960s fashion photography, Irving Penn covers, and mid-century cultural history.

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