Vintage Vogue Magazine November 1 1963 Jean Shrimpton by Irving Penn No Label


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Step back in time and explore the world of vintage fashion with the VTG Vogue Magazine from November 1, 1963. Featuring the iconic Jean Shrimpton on the cover, photographed by the legendary Irving Penn, this magazine is a true collector's item for fashion enthusiasts and magazine collectors alike.

This issue captures the essence of 1960s fashion, showcasing stunning photography and insightful articles that reflect the style and culture of the era. Jean Shrimpton, known for her striking looks and influential presence in the fashion industry, graces this cover in a way that perfectly encapsulates the style trends of the time. The artistry of Irving Penn shines through, making this magazine not only a piece of reading material but also a work of art.

  • Authentic Vintage Appeal: Owning this magazine means having a piece of fashion history that showcases the distinctive trends of the 1960s.
  • Visual Masterpiece: With stunning photography by Irving Penn, this issue is perfect for display on coffee tables or in framed settings.

The item being pictured in this listing is the exact magazine you will receive. Please take a moment to check the pictures for condition purposes, as we believe in transparency for our customers.

We understand the importance of each item, which is why all of our magazines come with a plastic protective covering to ensure they remain in excellent condition. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just beginning your collection, this Vogue magazine is a must-have.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to own this remarkable piece of fashion history. Whether for yourself or as a gift, the VTG Vogue Magazine from November 1, 1963 is sure to delight and inspire.

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 leotard boom
  • Mainbocher: the point of view behind the Mainbocher manner
  • Princess Alexandra of Yugoslavia
  • Princess Luciana Pignatelli
  • The fashion for stretch: racy new looks for the woman with a car in her life
  • Green fires, white lights—the éclat of great jewels
  • The mink mood
  • The six-o’clock dress you need this minute; eight pages of late-day looks—the little dresses, the Chanel idea
  • Holiday clothes for the small smart spenders
  • Overnight dressing and at-home clothes … what could be prettier
  • Vogue Patterns: palazzo pyjamas
  • FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
  • People Are Talking About… Albert Finney … Oleg Popov
  • Whizz-Quiz on Cars. By Olivier Gendebien and John Jerome
  • “I Adore Cars.” By Françoise Sagan
  • The Car as Hero: Excerpts from Eight American Books
  • Best of the Best: The World in Vogue
  • Stravinsky Talks with Khrushchev. By Robert Craft
  • Francis Bacon: A Great, Shocking, Eccentric Painter. By Lawrence Alloway
  • Landscape near Malabata. Painted by Francis Bacon
  • FASHIONS IN LIVING
  • How to Make a Writer Write: Nine Letter Papers that Might
  • The Love of Two Oranges and Two Lemons—Four Recipes
  • Midnight Portrait of Silver. Painted by Walter Murch
  • Two Unpainted Silver Still Lifes by Walter Murch
  • Vogue’s Own Menu: Dinner for Four
  • BEAUTY
  • Beauty Checkout
  • Beauty Bulletin—with men in mind
  • DEPARTMENTS
  • Vogue’s Notebook: Grand Finale of the Newport Season
  • Vogue’s Notebook: Grand Opening of the San Francisco Opera Season
  • Vogue’s Notebook: L’Interdit, a New York Discotheque
  • Vogue’s Shop Hound
  • Cross Country Index for Men
  • Vogue’s Travelog
  • Vogue’s School and Camp Directory

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