Vogue Magazine cover from October 1, 1957 featuring the title 'The Coat that Runs a Wardrobe' showcasing a model in fashionable attire, photographed by William Klein.
Cover of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 featuring Mary McLaughlin, photographed by William Klein, showcasing a stylish model in a chic coat.
Spine view of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, with publication date clearly marked, displaying vintage wear.
Bottom view of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, showing the title 'Good-Buys Bulletin' and characteristic edge wear.
Table of contents page from Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, detailing the issue's fashion features and articles.
Interior page of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, displaying an advertisement for stylish shoes and a model wearing luxurious fur.
Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, featuring an artistic illustration of a woman applying perfume from a bottle of Elizabeth Arden 'My Love' perfume mist with design elements emphasizing allure.
Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, showcasing an illustration of a glamorous woman in lingerie holding flowers, symbolizing vintage Hollywood fashion elegance.
Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, capturing a close-up of a magazine page showing text with a tear, indicating the vintage condition of the magazine.
Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, depicting a stylish woman in a maroon coat walking on the street, embodying the fashion sophistication of the late 1950s.
Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, highlighting the vintage Good-Buys Bulletin section of the magazine, showing edge wear indicative of its historical value.
Close-up view of the spine of Vogue Magazine, October 1, 1957, featuring Mary McLaughlin on the cover, photograph by William Klein. Shows vintage wear and uniqueness of this collectible magazine.
Back cover of Vogue Magazine, October 1, 1957, displaying a vibrant culinary scene with chefs and a buffet, showcasing the magazine's connections to lifestyle and culture in the 1950s.
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Vogue Magazine cover from October 1, 1957 featuring the title 'The Coat that Runs a Wardrobe' showcasing a model in fashionable attire, photographed by William Klein.Cover of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 featuring Mary McLaughlin, photographed by William Klein, showcasing a stylish model in a chic coat.Spine view of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, with publication date clearly marked, displaying vintage wear.Bottom view of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, showing the title 'Good-Buys Bulletin' and characteristic edge wear.Table of contents page from Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, detailing the issue's fashion features and articles.Interior page of Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957, displaying an advertisement for stylish shoes and a model wearing luxurious fur.Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, featuring an artistic illustration of a woman applying perfume from a bottle of Elizabeth Arden 'My Love' perfume mist with design elements emphasizing allure.Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, showcasing an illustration of a glamorous woman in lingerie holding flowers, symbolizing vintage Hollywood fashion elegance.Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, capturing a close-up of a magazine page showing text with a tear, indicating the vintage condition of the magazine.Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, depicting a stylish woman in a maroon coat walking on the street, embodying the fashion sophistication of the late 1950s.Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein, highlighting the vintage Good-Buys Bulletin section of the magazine, showing edge wear indicative of its historical value.Close-up view of the spine of Vogue Magazine, October 1, 1957, featuring Mary McLaughlin on the cover, photograph by William Klein. Shows vintage wear and uniqueness of this collectible magazine.Back cover of Vogue Magazine, October 1, 1957, displaying a vibrant culinary scene with chefs and a buffet, showcasing the magazine's connections to lifestyle and culture in the 1950s.

Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein

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Vogue Magazine October 1, 1957 Mary McLaughlin Cover by William Klein

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.

The condition of the item is in good condition. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.
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Table of Contents

FASHIONS
137 Vogue’s eye view of Paris hearts
138 The coat that runs a wardrobe
139–145 Enter: the dashing coat—seven new examples
148 Beauties of the new season—in satin
150 Evening looks from the new Paris Collections
154 Paris hats
158 New Paris suits in America now
160 American evenings: new variants of the winter print
162 Grey pearls; yellow jewels, frozen and liquid
164 Figure of elegance—city-black broadtail
166 Wool—moving toward evening
172 Good-buys bulletin: banker’s coat; city suit; chemise dressing
180 16 good buys in a junior wardrobe
184 The well-knit chic of city-ply wool
189 The winter suit: fur on black
190 Vogue Printed Patterns: a coat, a dress, and a plan
194 New foundations, lingerie, in bisque and black
196 The new life of the printed blouse

FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE
89 “Siempre Giovane.” By Marie Chay
146 Mrs. Edward Patterson; Lady Pamela Berry
148 Mrs. Frederick Ames Cushing; Mrs. Edward John Behn
168 “Tension: the Salt of Life.” By Dr. Marie Nyswander
170 People Are Talking About . . . Ray Lawler and Peter Ustinov
186 “The Tunnel.” A Short Story by Joyce Cary
198 Gossipy Memo on France
218 “A Season on the Amalfi Coast.” By Claire Nicolas

FASHIONS IN LIVING
199 Colour mixed with light: the new blond palette
201 “Paris Cooking en Famille.” By Elizabeth David
202 Fabric on the walls: decorating revival
208 Fabrics in the blond palette

BEAUTY
141 A new red lipstick with staying power
163 The arrival of a great new perfume, Diorissimo
86 Discoveries in beauty
212 New lipstick wardrobe: good balance

DEPARTMENTS
88 Vogue’s Travelog
90 Vogue’s School Directory
92 Shop Hound

This October 1, 1957 issue of Vogue Magazine features Mary McLaughlin on the cover, photographed by William Klein, capturing the modern sophistication of late-1950s fashion. Inside, Vogue showcases the evolution of postwar elegance through Paris and American collections, with pieces emphasizing versatility, luxury materials, and transitional dressing.

Fashion highlights include Paris couture reports, city-chic coats, and the season’s signature looks in wool, satin, and lace. The issue also features notable articles such as “Tension: the Salt of Life” by Dr. Marie Nyswander and “A Season on the Amalfi Coast” by Claire Nicolas, blending lifestyle insight with international culture.

Completing the issue are beauty features introducing Dior’s Diorissimo perfume and new lipstick palettes, along with Elizabeth David’s “Paris Cooking en Famille,” reflecting the fusion of glamour, intellect, and modern living that defined Vogue in the 1950s.

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