Vintage Vogue Magazine October 15 1972 Susanne Schöneborn by Kourken P. No Label


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Step into the world of vintage fashion and culture with the VTG Vogue Magazine from October 15, 1972, featuring the stunning Susanne Schöneborn, captured beautifully by photographer Kourken P. This iconic magazine serves as a time capsule of elegance and style from the early '70s, making it a must-have for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike.

This particular edition is not just a magazine; it's a piece of history that showcases the trends, designs, and cultural narratives that defined an era. With its vibrant imagery and thought-provoking articles, this issue of Vogue offers a glimpse into fashion that continues to influence designers today.

One of the standout features of this magazine is its cover, featuring a striking portrait of Susanne Schöneborn. The artistry of Kourken P. in capturing the essence of beauty in this photograph is remarkable. This issue serves as a perfect representation of how Vogue has shaped and celebrated fashion over the decades.

In addition to the stunning cover, readers will appreciate the rich content within, which reflects the social and cultural happenings of the time. It's not just about fashion; it's about the stories that inspire and connect generations.

  • Authentic vintage piece from a pivotal fashion era.
  • Includes a plastic protective covering for preservation.

The item being pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive, ensuring your purchase is risk-free. Please check the picture for condition purposes to ensure it meets your expectations.

We are pleased to offer combined shipping for your convenience—just ask! Each of our items comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your magazine remains in excellent condition for years to come.

Embrace the nostalgia and allure of vintage fashion with this unique addition to your collection. Don't miss your chance to own this spectacular piece of Vogue history!

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
    • How to look really marvelous and beat the weather — the fashion and how to put it together: light wrappy furs against the cold; the raincoat that looks like a raincoat; wind-cutting leathers and suede; warm heads, warm hands, warm feet
    • The Pale Colors — freshest way to beat the weather: peachy new year-round coloring for pants suits, sweater sets, shirtdresses
    • Vogue Patterns: New shirtdress in whitened jersey
    • Unreal Gardens: Superstar day looks
    • Wrap-up Furs to beat the weather — the most silver fox; chopped coats in lynx; in mink; fox with suede; the sealskin shircoat; the nutria wrap-and-tie; the lynx polo coat
    • The New Dash from Spain — clothes for the casual life anywhere
    • Ski Gear — the real thing
  • HEALTH AND BEAUTY
    • Beauty Checkout: Keep Smiling and Nobody Will Know You’re Exercising
    • Ready Beauty
    • Survival Notes to Add Moisture, Beat Dryness — How the Weather Works … How to Outsmart It
    • How to Eat Right and Lose Weight, by Dr. Jean Mayer — Plus a week’s sample menus and recipes
  • FEATURES
    • Election Countdown ’72, by Elizabeth Hardwick
    • The Private Pat Nixon, by Phyllis Lee Levin
    • “Dude” — Broadway’s Newest Musical
    • People Are Talking About … Alan Bates
    • Your Mind: How It Makes You Healthy … How It Can Be Used Against You. An Interview with Dr. Perry London by Leticia Kent
    • New Texas Boom — Great Art and Great Architecture, by Barbara Rose
  • FASHIONS IN LIVING
    • Tower in Spain — The Vacation House of Manuel Pertegaz
  • REGULAR FEATURES
    • Vogue Horoscope: Rita Hayworth, by Maria Elise Crummere
    • Vogue Travel: Spain, by Kate Lloyd
    • Vogue Health, by Melva Weber
    • Vogue Observations
    • Vogue Boutique
    • Vogue Food, by Maxime McKendry
    • Vogue Living, by Natalie Schram

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