Condition: Good, with some signs of age-related wear
Pages: Complete and vibrant
Key Features:
Exquisite 1960s fashion and beauty trends
Pioneering hair texturizer ads
Feature on Norman Mailer
Condition: This August 1969 issue of Vogue is preserved in good condition, displaying some typical signs of wear such as minor creases and edge wear. The cover shows a cheerful model in a captivating pose, highlighting the beauty standards of the era. The pages within are intact, featuring richly colored and detailed photographs and articles.
Item Description: Step back in time with this August 1969 edition of Vogue, a treasure trove of late '60s style and culture. The cover sets the tone with a vivacious blonde model, symbolizing the era's vibrant fashion scene. Inside, you'll discover a plethora of content ranging from cutting-edge fashion spreads to intriguing articles, including an insightful piece on Norman Mailer, reflecting the cultural pulse of the period. Highlights include a pioneering advertisement for Breck Basic, the first hair texturizer, showcasing revolutionary beauty products of the time.
Content Highlights:
Vibrant cover featuring a smiling model with an engaging expression.
Diverse range of articles and features, including a detailed look at new fashion trends like thigh-high leopard print boots and innovative hair care products.
Insightful cultural commentary and celebrity features, enhancing the magazine's collectible value.
