This is a rare vintage issue of Honey Magazine from the late sixties.
COVER -
Photo by John Lawlor. Shirt with concertina sleeves by John Craig. Crushed velvet mirrored waistcoat from Deans, Kensington Antique Market. Peasant patchwork silk from Liberty. Accompanying fashion editorial entitled 'Back in the U.S.S.R.' but shot at the Brighton Pavilion. Peasant themed designs by Twiggy, Forbidden Fruit, Ossie Clark and more - lots of velvet, beading, boleros and balalaikas.
CONTENT -
Interview with Rudolf Nureyev including a great portrait we've not seen before! Photographed by Keith MacMillan. 3 page feature.
‘Slipstream Squadron’ with Westland Wessex Helicopters at 72 Squadron RAF Odiham - photographed by Harri Peccinotti who had art directed Nova magazine since the mid-sixties and many more fashion titles thereafter. 8 pages. Fashion inspired by the Space Race and Concorde. Brands include - Mary Quant, Kangol, Sacha, Herbert Johnson, Bus Stop, Way In at Harrods and Jaeger. Models appear with air force pilots.
Winter fashion photographed by Brian Songhurst including maxi-coats by Biba, Stirling Cooper and John Craig. 4 pages.
Sandra Lousada beauty shoot.
The biggest man in the world - Tony Gates and other muscle men. Photos by Roy A. Giles.
Nothing fits like knits - shot by H. Abbo and featuring designs by Mary Quant, John Craig, Lee Bender and more over 6 pages.
Also this issue - regular fiction and 60's beauty features.
Advertisements of interest include…
BIBA catalogue ad, 1 full page. Pretty sure the image is by Sarah Moon.
Maudie James for Ponds cold cream.
Large issue at 156 pages.
Excellent condition with light wear to cover.
Shipping includes insurance & online tracking. We are happy to combine post.
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