Description
Step back in time with this vintage Vogue Magazine from August 1, 1966, featuring the stunning Celia Hammond captured by the renowned photographer Norman Parkinson. This iconic magazine is not just a reading material; it’s a piece of fashion history that embodies the spirit of the 1960s. Perfect for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike, this issue offers a glimpse into the era when style was bold, and expression was key.
Celia Hammond graces the cover, showcasing the elegance and beauty that Vogue is known for. Norman Parkinson’s photography truly brings the pages to life, making this magazine a treasure for anyone interested in the evolution of fashion photography and editorial style.
This magazine is in good vintage condition with no label, allowing you to appreciate its raw aesthetic. Please refer to the accompanying image for the exact condition, as it serves as a reliable visual reference. With every turn of the page, you will discover exquisite fashions, hairstyles, and articles that reflect the dynamic culture of the 1960s.
- Authentic Vintage Item: Own a genuine piece of fashion history that has remained untouched for decades.
- Ideal for Display: This magazine makes for an excellent decorative piece in any living room or creative workspace.
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Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- Fashion
- Vogue’s eye view: yes—it’s for a very young woman
- Fashion for the new romantics: the prettiest black dress for evening; little silver shimmers; the all-white pants tailored with brass-buttoned coats; the perfect day dress; complete success looks
- Barbara Felton and the Dandy-pants tailored with a lace-ruffled shirt
- Vanessa Redgrave, new heroine in chrome yellow; the romantic pants tailored
- Jane Birkin, Geraldine Chaplin—new heroines turned out for day and evening
- The pretty young fling—day looks with a dash of Scotch
- Knits with everything—worn by Madame Philippe Leroy; Nicoletta Machiavelli; Romina Power
- Janet Lyle in a blaze of chrome yellow for autumn
- Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, Observations
- Features / Articles / People
- U-R-R-U-la Andress
- “The Young Will Not Be Dictated To,” by Mary Quant
- Quant Kind of People: Mr. and Mrs. Beatle
- The Green Mountain Boys, by Alan Solomon
- People Are Talking About… The International Generation
- El Cordobes, by Robert Daley
- Fashions in Living
- Lord and Lady Eliot’s Cornish Family Estate, by Valentine Lawford
- Beauty
- Beauty Checkout
- Beauty Bulletin: Good new things to look at
- Departments
- Vogue’s Prix de Paris—the finalists for 1966
- Vogue’s Notebook: The Feather Ball in New York
- Vogue’s Notebook: A New York Portrait Exhibition
- Vogue’s Notebook: The Centennial Ball in Monte Carlo
- Vogue’s Notebook: “Viva Maria” Party in Paris
- Vogue’s Notebook: Books, by Jean Stafford
- Vogue’s Notebook: Movies, by Arthur Schlesinger, junior
- Men in Vogue… Notes, Quotes, and Votes
- First quiz for the next Prix de Paris
- Vogue’s Shop Hound: Fashions in Living
- Vogue’s Travelog
- Vogue’s School Directory