Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser on the cover, captured by Gianni Penati. The magazine showcases American fashion with a special report on New York Collections.
Side view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, emphasizing the magazine's worn edges and vintage condition. Highlights American fashion focused on New York Collections.
Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 showing signs of wear and age, while retaining the title and features of American fashion and the New York Collections.
Another angle of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, highlighting the vibrant cover design and emphasis on American fashion, showcasing the New York Collections.
Table of contents page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring articles, features, and sections related to fashion insights and cultural commentary, including the New York Collections report.
Fashion advertisement from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 showcasing 'Hadley in cashmere' with a model styled in a chic display, highlighting the era's trend in high fashion.
Stylish photo spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring models showcasing emerging fashion trends in the 1960s, with a focus on tailored coats and sophisticated silhouettes.
Fashion editorial in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 displaying a model dressed in a vintage dress and scarf, illustrating the bold styles of the late 1960s.
Close-up view of the edge of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969, highlighting the vintage condition of the magazine, including its worn spine and characteristic patina from age.
Detail shot of the vintage Vogue Magazine from September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser on the cover, showcasing the binding and edge wear typical of collectable magazines.
Back cover of the Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, displaying a colorful fashion offer from Promenade Ltd, typical of late 1960s style.
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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser on the cover, captured by Gianni Penati. The magazine showcases American fashion with a special report on New York Collections.Side view of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, emphasizing the magazine's worn edges and vintage condition. Highlights American fashion focused on New York Collections.Close-up of the spine of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 showing signs of wear and age, while retaining the title and features of American fashion and the New York Collections.Another angle of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, highlighting the vibrant cover design and emphasis on American fashion, showcasing the New York Collections.Table of contents page from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring articles, features, and sections related to fashion insights and cultural commentary, including the New York Collections report.Fashion advertisement from Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 showcasing 'Hadley in cashmere' with a model styled in a chic display, highlighting the era's trend in high fashion.Stylish photo spread in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring models showcasing emerging fashion trends in the 1960s, with a focus on tailored coats and sophisticated silhouettes.Fashion editorial in Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 displaying a model dressed in a vintage dress and scarf, illustrating the bold styles of the late 1960s.Close-up view of the edge of Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969, highlighting the vintage condition of the magazine, including its worn spine and characteristic patina from age.Detail shot of the vintage Vogue Magazine from September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser on the cover, showcasing the binding and edge wear typical of collectable magazines.Back cover of the Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 featuring Ulla Bomser, displaying a colorful fashion offer from Promenade Ltd, typical of late 1960s style.

Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 Ulla Bomser by Gianni Penati GD Interior

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Vogue Magazine September 1, 1969 — Ulla Bomser Cover by Gianni Penati — 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 September 1, 1969 features Ulla Bomser on the cover, photographed by Gianni Penati. The item is in acceptable condition with a good interior. The front cover shows creases, and there are marks 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

365 Vogue’s Eye View: The New York Collections—a special report
  by Diana Vreeland
366 American Fashion from The New York Collections:
  The short wide coat with pants and little dresses; with
  long bright-coloured fur mufflers. Belted coats in every
  length; in cloth, fur, leather. The bright fur coat.
  The great new greys. Necktied shirtdresses for day.
  The perfect black dress. The hugger-snugger dress—
  striped and belted. Leather for every hour. The hackin;
  jacket plus velvet britches. Pants turnouts for
  day and evening—with longer coats, tunics
  and jackets of fringed and embroidered suede, the
  fringed silk shawl. Short sparkly evening dresses
  with boots to the knee. Patchwork for evening. The
  long, languorous, covered-up dress at night.
  Fringe; capes; long ropes of pearls with everything
450 Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, and Observations

FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE

240 Pages from a Tashkent Diary. By Rose Styron
318 Blame Me on Civilization. By Philip Callow
356 Horoscope. By Maria Elise Crummere
438 People Are Talking About . . . Kabuki
442 Out-of-Her-Time, Lady Ottoline. By John Fairfield
448 Katie Crawford. By Anthony West

FASHIONS IN LIVING

351 Vogue’s Decorating Finds and Ideas

BEAUTY

40 Beauty Checkout: Wise woman . . . Hair news . . . Happy feet
124 Vogue’s Ready Beauty
430 Beauty Bulletin: The morning after summer’s end:
  rewards, renewals, repairs. . . .

DEPARTMENTS

330 Vogue’s Notebook: Début of Carmen Martínez Bordiú, Spain
332 Vogue’s Notebook: Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Wyoming
334 Vogue’s Notebook: The Wedding of H.R.H. Princess Maria
  Gabriella de Savoia and Robert de Balkany, France
336 Vogue’s Notebook: The Big Sell in Dallas
338 Vogue’s Spotlight: Books. By Jean Stafford
340 Vogue’s Spotlight: Underground. By John Gruen
342 Vogue’s Spotlight: Movies. By Frederic Tuten
344 Vogue’s Spotlight: Travel. By Despina Messinesi
346 Vogue’s Spotlight: Pop Music. By J Marks
353 Men in Vogue . . . Notes, Quotes, and Votes
467 Vogue’s Travelog
468 Vogue’s School Directory

This issue highlights the dynamic shift in American fashion at the end of the 1960s, featuring Diana Vreeland’s special report on the New York Collections and an expansive presentation of emerging silhouettes, from wide coats and bright fur to belted dresses, boots, suede, and sparkly evening looks. It also captures the era’s cultural landscape through in-depth articles on Kabuki, Lady Ottoline, and contemporary artistic and literary voices.

The beauty pages offer seasonal advice for post-summer rejuvenation, while the Departments section documents notable social events, international travel, influential books, films, and music of the period. Despite cosmetic flaws, the interior remains in good condition, making this issue a valuable resource for collectors and researchers of late-1960s fashion, culture, and editorial history.

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