The rare and sought after Twiggy as Ginger Rogers in Tails cover of The Queen magazine. Originally published in the UK.
The cover feature with 6 more pages inside, Twiggy in 5 looks, was photographed by Justin de Villeneuve. Twiggy as Marilyn Monroe! Also as Rita Hayworth, Greta Garbo, Theda Bara & Ginger Rogers. There are some great BTS photos of Twiggy getting ready and doing her own make up. Twiggy wears shoes by Charles Jourdan on the cover.
THE ANATOMIST OF EVIL / Making Crime Pay Crime writers feature with Patricia Highsmith who interviews occultist writer Dennis Wheatley with a wonderful visit to his home and description of his working methods + a photo of Wheatley's hand. 2 pages on Wheatley. Highsmith also interviews J.I.M. Stewart / Michael Innes 2 pages & Dulcie Gray 2 pages. Highsmith writes about herself too in a fascinating insight of the working methods of the author who created Tom Ripley.
Also inside -
"On the Russian front" a fantastic 4 page Helmut Newton fashion shoot with chess & spectacles.
We also love the fabulous Carl Zeiss psychadelic golden ad: ZEISS UMBRALS
6 blonde models with some very groovy sunglasses!!
Jewel Personality 6 pages of a fantastic collage style shoot by John Hedgecoe, modeled by the great Kellie Wilson.
Wonderful Hairstyle illustrated by Angela Landels
Crimplene Suits for men photographed by Bill King 4 pages
Nik Cohn reviews Tyrannosaurus Rex new Single and Marc Bolan is photographed with Steve Took.
Renault 4 car ad & Renault 4 car review by Sterling Moss.
Art review of Lucien Freud at Marlborough Fine Art.
122 pages. Cold hard cult classic issue!
425g
1960's British society and fashion magazine.
In 1970 Queen merged with Harpers Bazaar to become Harpers & Queen.
Please view our listings for more exceptional Queen magazines from the 1960s & 1970s.
Very Good condition with some wear to cover, bottom right. The photographs are of the actual magazine you will receive.
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