Description
Step back into the vibrant world of fashion with the VTG Vogue Magazine dated January 15, 1963, featuring the stunning Sandra Paul. This vintage edition encapsulates a pivotal moment in the history of style and beauty, making it a fantastic addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for the fashion enthusiast in your life.
The interior pages are well-preserved and boast an overall good condition. You will find no missing pages, and the print is clear and legible. Whether you are perusing the latest trends or diving into captivating articles, this magazine is a delightful trip down memory lane.
Its overall vintage condition is commendable considering its age. While the magazine showcases some signs of wear on the cover, this only adds character to the piece. Each crease and mark tells a story, reflecting the loving care it has received over the years.
Key features of the January 15, 1963, issue include:
- Timeless Fashion Trends: Discover the styles that defined an era and gain inspiration from classic looks.
- Beautifully Curated Content: Enjoy captivating articles and stunning photography that celebrate the world of fashion.
The cover, while showing signs of age, remains in acceptable condition, making it an interesting subject for collectors. Please refer to the photos for a closer look at the cover's aesthetic.
As you flip through the pages, you’ll encounter a wealth of information about the fashion industry in the 1960s, showcasing Sandra Paul in the spotlight. Magazine lovers will appreciate the nostalgia and aesthetic this publication brings to any bookshelf or coffee table.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of fashion history! Add this charming vintage item to your collection today.
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 of the changing eye
- The rebellion in beauty: Mrs. John F. Kennedy; Donna Ira Pignatari; Mrs. Howard Oxenberg; Miss Jean Hannon; Mrs. Hannon Kelly; Mrs. Frederick Ames Cushing
- Snapped-up looks: fashion’s new switches, new shapes and flashes
- 2-3-6 the new numbers-game in fashion, adding up to instant costumes
- Non-stop bathing suits: sunlit looks
- The knitted cottons—never out of action
- New pull for the white shirt
- FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
- Ambassador and Mrs. Charles E. Bohlen
- People Are Talking About…
- Naples: Some Rather James Bond Adventures. By Ian Fleming
- The World-Whirl of Beirut. By Mary Van Rensselaer Thayer
- General Fuad Chehab, President of Lebanon; Madame Linda Sursock; Madame Carlos Aida; Feirouz; Madame Es-said; Dr. Fuad Sarruf; Emile Bustani; Sheikh Najib Alamuddin; Kamal Bey Joumblatt
- Broadway at 9:21 … Six Show-stopping Moments
- Curaçao—Nothing Like It in the Caribbean. By Alec Waugh
- Beirut Handbook
- FASHIONS IN LIVING
- A Kitchen Tour of Spain. By Betty Wason
- Paul Rudolph—changing the look of American architecture
- BEAUTY
- Salon sketch—a new way for faces to forget their lines
- Who wears what make-up: the five faces of Miss Charlotte Ford; Miss Gloria Vanderbilt; Mrs. Frederick Ames Cushing; Countess Christina Palozzi; Mrs. Raymond Bonham Carter
- The newest cut of hair for day
- The other half of the new haircut
- DEPARTMENTS
- With Vogue this issue
- Vogue’s Notebook
- Shop Hound
- Vogue’s School and Camp Directory