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Discover the elegance and glamour of the past with the VTG Vogue Magazine from December 1971. This vintage edition features none other than Princess Grace of Monaco on the cover, a timeless icon of style and sophistication. Whether you're a collector, a fashion enthusiast, or simply captivated by vintage publications, this magazine is a must-have addition to your collection.
The magazine comes without a label, adding to its authentic vintage appeal. Its pages are filled with iconic fashion photography, groundbreaking articles on style, and advertisements that reflect the trends of the early 1970s. This issue not only represents a significant moment in fashion history but also offers a glimpse into the life of one of the most beloved royals of all time.
Here are some key features of this vintage magazine:
- Iconic Cover: The stunning cover showcases Princess Grace in a fashionable light, ideal for display or as a collector's piece.
- Historical Content: Inside, you’ll find a treasure trove of vintage fashion insights and cultural context that are relevant even today.
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We also offer combined shipping, so if you’re interested in purchasing multiple items, just ask! Enjoy the timeless beauty and sophistication that comes with vintage Vogue magazines. Make this stunning December 1971 issue of Vogue yours today.
Elevate your fashion knowledge and appreciate the allure of yesteryear with this captivating magazine. It’s more than just a magazine; it’s a piece of history. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this remarkable vintage publication!
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 Point of View. A prayer by Alexander Soljenitsyn
- Filing of fashion—New looks for sun days and evenings anywhere, photographed in Spain. The sharpness of white for pants, skirts, shorts; the little white everything dress. White zinged with black. Flashes of bareness in black, in pink. Pink taffeta flounces, pink chiffon, pink crêpe. The long pink dinner shirt. Blaze of magenta; sizzle of sequins. The flare of chiffon prints at night.
- Observations
- Beauty and Health
- Beauty Checkout: Scents and scent-ability
- Beauty Checkout: God rest ye
- Ready Beauty
- Ready Vigor
- Features
- The Miracle of Christmas, two images: Moroccan Shepherd Boy photographed by Irving Penn and “Mother and Child,” painting by Pablo Picasso, from the exhibition “Homage to Picasso” at the Marlborough Gallery and Sidenberg Gallery, New York City
- Heavenly Mirrors: Six faces including Dominique Sanda, Cher, Vanessa Redgrave plus newly restored Iranian frescoes. Photographed by Richard Avedon
- Unfinished Cathedrals, Gaudí, Monet, Proust. By Pierre Schneider
- Why is “Superstar” a superhit?
- Orphan-boy’s Circus. By Michel Del Castillo
- A Poem: “To All the Boys in the World”
- H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco interviewed by Curtis Bill Pepper. Photographed by Snowdon
- Veiled Morocco. Photographed by Irving Penn
- People Are Talking About… “Two Gentlemen of Verona”
- Love Flowers: The Rose. By Anthony West. Photographed by Irving Penn
- China—Three Photographic Insights by Marc Riboud
- How Chinese Women Live and Work. By Lois Wheeler Snow
- Regular Features
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Books. By Jean Stafford
- Vogue’s Notebook: Wildlife Benefit in New York
- Vogue’s Notebook: Birthday Party in Paris
- Vogue’s Notebook: Birthday Party in New York
- Horoscope. By Maria Elise Crummere
- Food Gazette. By Maxime McKendry
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Art. By Barbara Rose
- Vogue’s Travelog
- Vogue’s School Directory