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Step back in time with the enchanting VTG Vogue Magazine January 1, 1968. Featuring the stunning Sue Murray captured by the iconic photographer Bert Stern, this collectible magazine encapsulates the essence of 1960s fashion and culture.
This issue of Vogue is not just a magazine; it is a piece of history. Dive into the glamour and sophistication of an era defined by style and creativity. From the moment you lay eyes on the cover, you will feel the nostalgia radiate from its pages. The striking visuals, combined with insightful articles, make for an irresistible read for fashion aficionados and collectors alike.
It's important to note that this particular copy does not feature a label, maintaining its authentic vintage charm. The item being pictured in this listing is the exact one you will receive, ensuring that you can purchase with confidence.
Please check the accompanying picture for condition purposes, and rest assured that all of our items come with a plastic protective covering for longevity and preservation.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Timeless Photography: Experience the captivating work of Bert Stern, whose photography style truly captures the essence of the moment.
- Cultural Insights: Delve into articles that reflect the fashion and lifestyle trends of the late '60s, providing a unique glimpse into that vibrant decade.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a vintage masterpiece. Get your hands on the VTG Vogue Magazine January 1, 1968 and immerse yourself in a world of elegance and artistic brilliance.
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: the editors’ forecast
- The look that is fashion: the New Gwyn idea; Ganymede girls—Greek-boy turnouts; the romance of the ruffle
- The romantic point of view: Marisa Berenson in Cavalier britches; Penelope Tree in ruffled organza; Niki de Saint-Phalle—her kind of fashion romantics
- The look that’s in fashion—new tunic; new jabot; brass-ring pumps; the new raglan; the lingerie dress; fantasy plaids, stripes, and mosaic prints; the mini-coat; the cropped jumpsuit and the less-is-more idea
- The look for jazz exercise—Rita Moreno and the fashion for jazz exercise, by Edith Low Gross
- Viva la vivacità—lively looks from Italian boutiques
- The new wave of white bathing suits—worn by Jean Shrimpton
- Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, and Observations
- Features / Articles / People
- The Best Ski News, by Despina Messinesi
- “The Mosquito Net,” by John Singer Sargent
- Intimate Letters from Boris Pasternak
- People Are Talking About… Barbara Ferris
- Macbeth, photographed by Lord Snowdon
- La Grenouille, by Polly Devlin
- The Quenching Crystals: Granite, by Sylvia Vaughn Thompson
- Fashions in Living
- Vogue’s Decorating Finds and Ideas
- The House You Buy from a Boutique—and Everything in It
- Beauty
- Vogue’s Ready Beauty
- Beauty Checkout: The New Math
- Beauty Bulletins: Predictions 1968—Face, Body, Hair
- Departments
- Prix de Paris Thesis
- Vogue’s Notebook: “The Ball,” a price-less party in New York
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Pop Music, by Richard Goldstein
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Movies, by Ann Birstein
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Money, by Paul A. Samuelson
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Books, by Albert Goldman
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Art, by Barbara Rose
- Vogue’s Spotlight: Theatre, by Anthony West
- Men in Vogue… Notes, Quotes, and Votes
- Vogue’s Travelog
- Vogue’s School Directory