Rare vintage issue of Esquire magazine. This is a 1960's UK edition.
Liz Taylor unique gatefold cover:
'Elizabeth Taylor's greatest love. This is Liza. (She's one-fifth of it.)'
Photographed and designed by George Lois.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor and family - an outside view. "I don't think of myself as Taylor anymore. I much prefer being (Mrs Richard) Burton. It more than keeps me busy. It's a full time occupation." 4 page interview.
Features -
Sue Lyons is photographed by Pete Turner, 4 pages with 6 images. "At 17, Mrs. Hampton Fancher III, nee Sue Lyons, has made the difficult transition from girlhood to the responsibilities of married life with a grace that is typical of young American woman.")
Dorothy Parker writes 'New York at 6.30pm' about John Koch. 6 pages illustrated by his paintings.
A History of the Republican Convention by Norman Mailer.
Richard Nixon, The Unmaking of a President by Rowland Evans & Robert Novak.
'Laugh at this Negro, but Darkly - The inside world of Godfrey Cambridge' by Mel Gussow.
The ugliest American in Vietnam - Stand up for John Paul Vann, 2 pages by David Halberstam.
Fiction - The Peacock by Giovanni Arpino. The Corset by Evan S. Connell, Jr.
Fashion -
Bright against White - This year, skiers will brighten slopes with colour. Men's fashion shot on Jungfraujoch in Switzerland.
Ski poll - 4 skiing experts stand still for a demonstration of how to appear on the slopes.
Cheers to the Doubleton - From Switzerland to a pub in England, and proper attire for another outdoors.
Photographed on the balcony at the Prospect of Whitby pub in Wapping, 2 pages.
Dimensions- 25.8 x 33.7cm
Weighs - 616g
Very good condition. Light wear to cover as shown in photographs, inside is excellent.
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