Description
Discover the stunning VTG Vogue Magazine from October 15, 1965, featuring the enchanting Marisa Berenson photographed by the legendary Irving Penn. This magazine is not only a glimpse into the fashion world of the 60s but also a collectible piece of art that resonates with history and elegance. Whether you're a vintage fashion enthusiast or a collector of classic magazines, this issue captures the essence of an era defined by creativity and style.
The absence of a label only adds to its charm, bringing you a genuine representation of timeless fashion lore. Marisa Berenson, famed for her remarkable beauty and influence in modeling, graces the cover, showcasing trends and designs that are still admired today. This magazine offers more than just its cover—inside, you will find captivating articles and advertisements that reflect the culture and lifestyle of the 1960s.
Our commitment to customer satisfaction means you will receive the exact item you see in the pictures. To ensure you understand the condition of the magazine, please refer to the accompanying images. As an added bonus, each magazine we sell is protected by a plastic covering, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition.
Key Features and Benefits:
- Iconic cover featuring Marisa Berenson by Irving Penn, perfect for display or collection.
- Includes original vintage ads and articles that provide insight into 1960s fashion and culture.
For those interested in purchasing multiple items, we happily offer combined shipping. Just reach out for the details! Embrace this opportunity to own a piece of fashion history with the VTG Vogue Magazine from October 15, 1965. Don’t miss out on this exceptional collectible!
Indulge in the nostalgia and aesthetic beauty that this extensive issue exudes. It’s not just a magazine; it’s a conversation starter, a stylistic reference, and a slice of history. Grab yours now and add this exquisite piece to your collection!
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: all that dash… square toes to boot
- This is the night life… with night looks by Norell, Grès, Pucci, Balmain, Cardin
- Ballerina: the coat of the year; the new woman-dress
- Givenchy: the most important dress-shape; the small-evening silhouette
- Get-out-of-town clothes: the niftiest country clothes in years—coats, suits, pants turnouts
- Vogue Patterns: country clothes
- Galanos: day and evening triumphs
- Jean Shrimpton photographed in clothes she designed—her views on fashion
- This is the Go: Anything-Goes coats and great looks to wear right now
- Spanish couture: superb tailoring; glorious night looks
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FEATURES / ARTICLES / PEOPLE
- Encounter with Jean Shrimpton. By Polly Devlin
- In Tucson, Arizona, “The Frontier Lives On.” By Inez Robb
- People Are Talking About… Truman Capote
- Masculine Man: The Man, The Actor, The Reluctant Lover. By Luigi Barzini
- The World Is a Painting: Robert Rauschenberg. By Lawrence Alloway
- On a Greek Island, the Bride Looked Like a Byzantine Princess
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FASHIONS IN LIVING
- Life Inside a Bouquet: Mrs. Louise Savitt’s New York Apartment
- A Second Fame: Good Food—Luigi Barzini. By Ninette Lyon
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BEAUTY
- Beauty Checkout
- Beauty Bulletin: Good reasons for facing the light
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DEPARTMENTS
- Vogue’s Notebook: A Children’s Party in Newport
- Vogue’s Notebook: Movies. By Ralph Blumenthal
- Vogue’s Notebook: Theatre. By Henry Popkin
- Vogue’s Notebook: Books. By Joan Didion
- Prix de Paris: Vogue’s talent search for college girls
- Vogue’s Own Boutique of Suggestions, Finds, Observations
- Vogue’s Shop Hound