Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 cover featuring Evelyn Tripp styled in a blue coat with a matching hat, showcasing the elegance of mid-1950s fashion, photographed by Erwin Blumenfeld.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 cover, depicting Evelyn Tripp in a chic blue outfit, highlighting the latest Parisian fashions and American influences, captured by Erwin Blumenfeld.
Cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring Evelyn Tripp, photographed by Erwin Blumenfeld, showcasing vintage wear and visible aging marks.
Close-up of the spine and corner wear of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954, highlighting its vintage characteristics and history.
Table of contents page of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954, listing featured articles and fashion sections.
Advertisement page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 showcasing jewelry designs by Bogoff, illustrating mid-century elegance.
Fashion spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring designs from David Hart, capturing the essence of 1950s fashion.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld features a stylish black dress advertisement for Milgrim original alongside a fashion sketch showcasing elegant design.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld highlights a vibrant editorial showcasing a tailored gray suit for women by Glenhaven, exuding sophistication.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld captures the wear and age of the magazine with a close-up of the spine featuring frayed edges and visible wear.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld displays the worn outer edge of the magazine, showcasing its vintage character and condition.
Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld reveals damage on the back cover, indicating the magazine's historical authenticity and years of careful storage.
Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring a vintage advertisement for Roux hair coloring, showcasing a woman with elegant blonde curls and promoting 'Roux Creme Color' as the finest achievement in hair coloring.
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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 cover featuring Evelyn Tripp styled in a blue coat with a matching hat, showcasing the elegance of mid-1950s fashion, photographed by Erwin Blumenfeld.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 cover, depicting Evelyn Tripp in a chic blue outfit, highlighting the latest Parisian fashions and American influences, captured by Erwin Blumenfeld.Cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring Evelyn Tripp, photographed by Erwin Blumenfeld, showcasing vintage wear and visible aging marks.Close-up of the spine and corner wear of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954, highlighting its vintage characteristics and history.Table of contents page of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954, listing featured articles and fashion sections.Advertisement page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 showcasing jewelry designs by Bogoff, illustrating mid-century elegance.Fashion spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring designs from David Hart, capturing the essence of 1950s fashion.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld features a stylish black dress advertisement for Milgrim original alongside a fashion sketch showcasing elegant design.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld highlights a vibrant editorial showcasing a tailored gray suit for women by Glenhaven, exuding sophistication.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld captures the wear and age of the magazine with a close-up of the spine featuring frayed edges and visible wear.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld displays the worn outer edge of the magazine, showcasing its vintage character and condition.Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld reveals damage on the back cover, indicating the magazine's historical authenticity and years of careful storage.Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 featuring a vintage advertisement for Roux hair coloring, showcasing a woman with elegant blonde curls and promoting 'Roux Creme Color' as the finest achievement in hair coloring.

Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp by Erwin Blumenfeld GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1954 Evelyn Tripp Cover by Erwin Blumenfeld 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 September 1, 1954 issue of Vogue features Evelyn Tripp on the cover, photographed by the renowned Erwin Blumenfeld, whose avant-garde use of light and color defined postwar fashion imagery. The issue captures the elegance and femininity of mid-1950s couture, spotlighting the latest Paris and American fashions, alongside refined features on beauty, travel, and culture.

The magazine is in acceptable condition with good interior, showing creases, marks, and light wear consistent with its age. There may be small rips as well. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please check photos for condition purposes.
We offer combined shipping upon request, and all of our items come with a plastic protective covering for preservation.

Table of Contents

PARIS FASHIONS

149 Vogue’s eye view of Dior and the bosom; first illustrated news
150–158 The best eight looks in the new Paris collections
159–171 Paris collections: news summary

AMERICAN FASHION

174–183 The new gentle look of American fashion — little satin hat; softened shirt-looks everywhere
184–185 Beautiful new points: Amethyst, Sapphire
186–187 Point of brilliance: red coats
188–189 Wool, floor-length — beautiful way to dress for dinner
190–191 The broadtail coat — in beautiful new form
192–193 Wool and satin — beautiful way to look at five o’clock
204 The two gloves to own: grey and yellow
205 New costume to own: the sweater is the coat
206–211 Fashion news with quotable coats
212–213 Coat-dress, suit-dress, slim dress: wool dress
214–215 Vogue Habit-Patterns: daily dresses
216–218 New colour in lingerie, new prints for petticoats
225 Mrs. Exeter’s list

FEATURES • ARTICLES • PEOPLE

172–173 Mrs. Philip Isles; Mrs. Manuel Quintana
194 Visit to America — By Dylan Thomas
195 The Superficial Traveller — By Edward Hyams
196 People Are Talking About . . .
197 Judy Garland in A Star Is Born
198–201 Six diplomats from Southeast Asia
202–203 Italy: the Camerana-Marone wedding;
  America: the Fenwick-Reckford wedding;
  France: the Mackintosh-De Rochambeau wedding
226 Las Madrinas — California note

BEAUTY

172–173 Hair up again, hair-ribboned
186 With red, more red — “See Red” lipstick
217 “Ishah,” a new perfume

DEPARTMENTS

136 Vogue’s Travelog
137–139 Vogue’s School Directory
140–143 Shop Hound

A stunning mid-century issue uniting the creative genius of Erwin Blumenfeld and the poise of Evelyn Tripp, Vogue September 1, 1954 reflects the post-war revival of fashion artistry. Combining Dior’s Parisian drama with the ease of American design, this collectible edition is an enduring example of Vogue’s editorial excellence and timeless elegance.

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