VOGUE UK

Cecil Beaton THEA PORTER Jean Shrimpton PENELOPE TREE Loewe VOGUE December 1970

Name: Cecil Beaton THEA PORTER Jean Shrimpton PENELOPE TREE Loewe VOGUE December 1970
Brand: VOGUE UK
SKU: EP000577
Price: 125.0 GBP
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Very rare and very sought after Xmas issue of the British edition of Vogue magazine.

This issue is dated December 1970.

Cover -

Model Ann Schauffus wearing Zandra Rhodes.

PLUS -

Models in fashion spreads include -

Jean Shrimpton, Ingrid Boulting, Penelope Tree and Ann Schaufass.

Clothes by THEA PORTER, CHRISTIAN DIOR and Ossie Clark.

Fashion photography by -

Barry Lategan. Clive Arrowsmith. David Bailey shoots an extensive story on a reserve with elephants in Zambia.

Articles -

Bailey talks about filming with Penelope Tree and Cecil Beaton, and Penelope wears an iconic Ossie Clark dress for this feature - see pics.

Feature on the KIROV BALLET.

ALBERT FINNEY, DAI BRADLEY, MEL FERRER, PETER O'TOOLE and SIAN PHILLIPS.

Interview with RICHARD INGRAMS including photo.

Talent includes hair by ARA GALLANT.

Images include the famous Thea Porter shot that made it to the cover of the Thea Porter book.

Adverts include -

Loewe and CAPRICE.

Excellent condition. Light scratching and edge wear to cover, contents perfect. The photograph shows actual magazine you will receive. Supremely scarce issue; there's only a finite number of these old Vogues left in the world, and they're becoming more and more difficult to find.

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