This is a rare issue of women’s fashion magazine Queen from 15TH - 28TH April 1970
COVER: Photograph by Sanders.
Print themed editorial photographed by Tim Street-Porter. 6 pages shot in a diner / saloon with guuys wearing studded jeans and the women all in Rive Gauche. DITSY, FLORAL PRINT and PAISLEY dresses. Model appears to be KARI ANN MULLER.
Photograph of woman for beauty feature by Sam Haskins across 2 pages.
‘Always a bit subversive’ - Sally Beauman meets the Hon Rebel Jessica Mitford. 2 pages. Portrait photograph by John Marmaras.
Menswear fashion editorial featuring Ian Ogilvy photographed by Marc Leonard. 4 pages of Gordon Deighton designs etc
’An Enquiry into the nature of mankind and the meaning of life' by John Glashan. 1 full page.
2 page feature on the French writer COLETTE
Tender hugs and lux jewellery. Wool and Kutchinsky.
Who owns the PRIVATE JETS? 3 pages.
Full page advert for SAAB cars.
Carousel on Fashion - models wear Susan Small, Marcel Fenez etc - shot in a fairground by MICHAEL / MIKE BERKOFSKY.
Also in this issue…regular features on wine, food, travel and antiques throughout.
Originally a society magazine started in 1861. In the early 50s, editor Jocelyn Steven bought the magazine in 1958 and shifted the format, content and readership to turn Queen into one of the most iconic publications of its time. Working with Beatrix Miller, Norman Parkinson and later Helmut Newton, Queen became a definitive bible for all things 60s.
Very good condition with some light marks and creases (see images).
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