Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 cover featuring Marisa Berenson, photographed by Irving Penn, highlighting American fashion with a special report on The New York Collections.
Close-up view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 cover showcasing Marisa Berenson, captured by Irving Penn, with focus on American fashion and The New York Collections.
Side view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 displaying binding wear, featuring Marisa Berenson and reporting on American fashion, particularly The New York Collections.
Detailed view of the corner of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 showing Marisa Berenson on the cover, emphasizing a special report on American fashion and The New York Collections.
Interior page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring a table of contents, showcasing various articles and fashion highlights.
Fashion spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965, displaying elegant outfits styled by top designers, highlighting mid-century fashion trends.
Artistic illustration and photo layout in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965, featuring designs by Adele Simpson and a model wearing a stylish dress.
Advertisement in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring a model in a stylish swimsuit for Vanity Fair, portraying glamour and sophistication.
Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 highlighting women's fashion with an advertisement for Dacron® polyester attire.
Cover image from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring Marisa Berenson styled in a white top and red skirt, photographed by Irving Penn, showing vintage mid-1960s fashion details.
Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 showcasing four models in various outfits, promoting the Ship'n Shore brand, highlighting the fashion of the mid-1960s.
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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 cover featuring Marisa Berenson, photographed by Irving Penn, highlighting American fashion with a special report on The New York Collections.Close-up view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 cover showcasing Marisa Berenson, captured by Irving Penn, with focus on American fashion and The New York Collections.Side view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 displaying binding wear, featuring Marisa Berenson and reporting on American fashion, particularly The New York Collections.Detailed view of the corner of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 showing Marisa Berenson on the cover, emphasizing a special report on American fashion and The New York Collections.Interior page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring a table of contents, showcasing various articles and fashion highlights.Fashion spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965, displaying elegant outfits styled by top designers, highlighting mid-century fashion trends.Artistic illustration and photo layout in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965, featuring designs by Adele Simpson and a model wearing a stylish dress.Advertisement in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring a model in a stylish swimsuit for Vanity Fair, portraying glamour and sophistication.Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 highlighting women's fashion with an advertisement for Dacron® polyester attire.Cover image from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 featuring Marisa Berenson styled in a white top and red skirt, photographed by Irving Penn, showing vintage mid-1960s fashion details.Back cover of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 showcasing four models in various outfits, promoting the Ship'n Shore brand, highlighting the fashion of the mid-1960s.

Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 Marisa Berenson by Irving Penn GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1965 – Marisa Berenson 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 Magazine from September 1, 1965, features Marisa Berenson photographed by Irving Penn, one of the most iconic fashion collaborations of the decade. This edition captures the elegance and excitement of the mid-1960s Vogue era—spotlighting the New York Collections, the evolution of American fashion, and international coverage from Paris and London.

The condition of the item is acceptable with good interior. This item has creases on the front, marks, and within. There may be additional marks or rips as well.
The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive.
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Table of Contents

FASHION
193 Vogue’s Eye View: The New York Collections
194 A Special Report on American Fashion: spangled heroes at night, ponyskin suit, Caryatid coiffures, tortoiseshell tweed with tweed gaiters, the one-shouldered evening dress, fly-front suits, the Tattersall coat, the smock dress, tango-length furs
230 This Year’s Fashion from Norman Norell
234 Further Bulletin on the New York Collections: Goya evenings, black ostrich with chiffon, the perfect grey coat, pink Melton at night, the Anything Goes coat lined in fur, short velvet coat in amber-yellow, long wool coat in pale almond, oval capes for day
254 Paris: The News as We See It—A Special Vogue Report on the New French Clothes

FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
108 Private Wire from Everywhere
122 “Portrait in Blue.” By Eleanor Clark
156 Private Line from London. By Virginia Cowles
196 Fizz, Bubbly, Pop. By Evelyn Waugh
228 People Are Talking About . . . Oskar Werner
232 Calendar of Creativity. By Harold Rosenberg
252 The Alarming Qualities of Ivy Compton-Burnett. By Polly Devlin
274 The Private Jokes of Federico Fellini. By Eugene Walter
288 Inkfish and Shark Kabob. By Francine du Plessix Gray

FASHIONS IN LIVING
276 A Second Fame: Good Food—George London. By Ninette Lyon

BEAUTY
154 Beauty Checkout
270 Beauty Bulletin: The zap and clang of the new looks

DEPARTMENTS
162 Prix de Paris: Vogue’s talent search for college girls
168 Vogue’s Notebook: The Swan Ball, in Nashville, Tennessee
170 Vogue’s Notebook: The Début of Miss Susan Engelhard, in New Jersey
172 Vogue’s Notebook: A Party, in Brussels, at Baron Léon Lambert’s
174 Vogue’s Notebook: The Guy de Rothschilds’ Ball in France
178 Vogue’s Notebook: Travel. By Despina Messinesi
179 Vogue’s Notebook: Theatre. By Ivan Morris
180 Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Pauline Kael
181 Vogue’s Notebook: Books. By Elizabeth Hardwick
182 Vogue’s Notebook: A Gala, near Paris, at Don Carlos de Beistegui’s
184 Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, Observations
200 Vogue’s Shop Hound: Fashions in Living
298 Vogue’s Travelog
300 Vogue’s School Directory

A truly distinguished collector’s issue, Vogue September 1965 captures the elegance and artistic refinement of mid-decade style. With photography by Irving Penn, essays by Evelyn Waugh, Virginia Cowles, and Pauline Kael, and coverage of both American and Paris fashion, this edition perfectly embodies Vogue’s golden age of culture, couture, and creativity.

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