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Table of Contents
FASHIONS
135 Vogue’s eye view: immediate choice
136 The blaze in fashion—are you with it?
138 St. Laurent jet—with everything
140 Black and white—the colour of news
158 American plaids and checks, with a twist of leather
168 Chanel—the steady blaze
170 One woman’s Paris notebook
172 The suit with a fur-lined 9/10 coat
174 This year’s accessories—the new prop list
182 The Charming Europeans—Eleven Interesting Young Women from Greece to Scandinavia
194 Under-cover agents—a new perspective on lingerie
202 What makes a clothes-life run: the late-day wool, the all-day dress
208 The excitement in junior clothes: young women who wear them
FEATURES · ARTICLES · PEOPLE
152 Jeanne Moreau
153 People Are Talking About . . .
160 Between Meals – A. J. Liebling
162 How to be S. Hurok – Allene Talmey
164 Maya Plisetskaya
166 Lorin Maazel
180 Why I Love Hong Kong – Emily Hahn
208 Princess Veriand Windisch-Graetz
210 Miss Beatrice Dabney dancing with George Chakiris
30 Twelve-and-a-Half Cents – Charles Norman
33 When It Was Magic Time in Jersey – Joan Didion
120 Wales – Alun Owen
124 Rice Without Tears – Dolores Vanetti
213 Avignon and Around Vaucluse – Mary Roblee Henry
219 Why Don’t We Have a Good Talk Sometime? – Herbert Gold
221 “When I Was Young and Argued.” – Tyrone Guthrie
BEAUTY
154 The what-makes-beauty ideas of three strong-minded men who design clothes
194 The new brainwork in beauty
212 The little-er me
DEPARTMENTS
36 With Vogue this issue
126 Shop Hound
A striking issue from Vogue’s early 1960s collection, this September 15, 1962 edition captures the spirit of “The Blaze in Fashion”—a bold, transformative period that celebrated innovation, individuality, and global influence in design. Featuring coverage on Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, and American plaids, alongside literary pieces by Joan Didion, Emily Hahn, and A. J. Liebling, this issue merges fashion, art, and intellect at the height of postwar modernism.












