British Vogue magazine. Rare and sought after "What Makes Britain Wear Well" issue.
The cover model is Sandra Paul (married to British politician Michael Howard) was photographed by Peter Rand.
The off-kilter cover tagline was very radical for the sixties.
Fashion includes -
Oliver
Goldsmith sunglasses, Hardy Amies, Norman Hartnell, Miss Polly, Marion
Foale & Sally Tuffin at Woollands, Susan Small, Frank Usher, Polly
Peck, Julian Rose, Jean Varon, Clive Evans, Frederick Starke, Sylvia
Miller etc.
Photography by -
Terence Donovan, Ronald Traeger, David Bailey, Peter Rand, Maurice Pascal, Bill Silano, Morris Newcombe and Eugene Vernier.
Features include -
Jean Shrimpton models in a fashion spread for David Bailey.
Grace Coddington and Jill Kennington model together in a 10 page fashion story in Bath, Somerset - shot by Peter Rand.
Jill Kennington is profiled in 'Young Idea Prototype' 4 page feature shot by Terence Donovan.
Small photo of fabric designer Althea McNish (who designed for Heals and Liberty etc.)
Rudolph Nureyev and Margot Fontaine in Cecil Beaton costumes - spectacular photo spread over 2 pages by Morris Newcombe.
Vogue shops in Burlington Arcade, illustrations by Harry More Gordon.
Adverts include -
James Bond Union Castle cruises. Jean Shrimpton models in a arare ad for Opti-lon
Excellent condition - the photograph shows the actual magazine you will receive. Very scarce and iconic June 1963 issue.
Insurance and online tracking is included in postage, and we offer Next Day Delivery for UK customers.
