Cover of Mademoiselle Magazine, July 1974, featuring the title 'How to Give a Man a Trim Special Issue.' The cover showcases a striking image of a model with natural makeup and flowing hair, embodying 1970s fashion and beauty. The magazine highlights topics on masculinity, love, and sexuality with special features on grooming and fashion.
Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974 features listing with articles like 'Man: A Three-Letter Word Meaning...' and 'How to Give a Man a Trim', showcasing various sections such as Fashion, Beauty, and Travel.
Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, Notes from the Editor page with artistic illustrations and the introduction of upcoming features including a section titled 'A diamond is forever'.
Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, Mailaway Catalogue page displaying fashion items and accessories available for purchase, highlighting summer trends.
Back cover of Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, featuring a bold call to action for hair care with the text 'You can go from yukky to yummy in no time' alongside a product advertisement.
Close-up of the back cover of Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, showing a tear and details of a hair care product promising transformation.
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Cover of Mademoiselle Magazine, July 1974, featuring the title 'How to Give a Man a Trim Special Issue.' The cover showcases a striking image of a model with natural makeup and flowing hair, embodying 1970s fashion and beauty. The magazine highlights topics on masculinity, love, and sexuality with special features on grooming and fashion.Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974 features listing with articles like 'Man: A Three-Letter Word Meaning...' and 'How to Give a Man a Trim', showcasing various sections such as Fashion, Beauty, and Travel.Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, Notes from the Editor page with artistic illustrations and the introduction of upcoming features including a section titled 'A diamond is forever'.Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, Mailaway Catalogue page displaying fashion items and accessories available for purchase, highlighting summer trends.Back cover of Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, featuring a bold call to action for hair care with the text 'You can go from yukky to yummy in no time' alongside a product advertisement.Close-up of the back cover of Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974, showing a tear and details of a hair care product promising transformation.

Mademoiselle Magazine July 1974 How to Give a Man a Trim Special Issue

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Mademoiselle Magazine – July 1974 – How to Give a Man a Trim – Special Issue

This is the July 1974 Special Issue of Mademoiselle Magazine, exploring the evolving roles of men and women with wit, insight, and signature style. The feature article “How to Give a Man a Trim” offers hands-on grooming guidance in a time when personal style was becoming more expressive and shared. Alongside fashion-forward DIY content and thoughtful essays on masculinity, sexuality, and relationships, this issue stands as a culturally rich piece of 1970s editorial history.

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Highlights from This Issue:

FEATURES & FICTION

  • How to Give a Man a Trim – A practical and timely grooming feature (p. 114)

  • Man: A Three-Letter Word Meaning... What? – A multi-page feature (pp. 66–71)

  • Woman as Stud: An Inquiry into Feminist Literature by Anatole Broyard (p. 98)

  • Couples by Peter Rainer (p. 100)

  • Men in Sequins… Or Who’s Got the Last Laugh Now? by Amy Gross (p. 102)

  • Men and Women: A Report from the Front by Jane Howard (p. 104)

  • Scene/Seen: Sam Waterston and Michael Moriarty talk manhood, love, and acting (p. 106)

  • Fearful Wishes, a short story by C.W. Smith (p. 112)

FASHION

  • 14 Super Ways to Get It Together for Fall (pp. 56–65)

  • Hats & Hair – Coordinated looks for the season (pp. 66–71)

  • Folkloric Style Series:

    • Romantic Capes (pp. 78–79)

    • Brights (pp. 80–83)

    • Textures (pp. 84–85)

  • You Make It Fashion:

    • Crochet, Knit, Glitter & Sew It Yourself (pp. 86–97)

Fashion Beats:

  • Homemade Wine (p. 115)

  • Sew Handy (p. 117)

  • We’ve Got a Notion (p. 132)

  • Foot Fall (p. 134)

BEAUTY

  • Beauty Memos (pp. 26, 28)

  • Scent by Mary Randolph Carter (p. 40)

  • What Did You Do To Look Like That? – Beauty transformations (pp. 72–75)

  • The Loving Couples Diet (pp. 76–77)

TRAVEL

  • What Do Men Go For? (p. 42)

  • Travel Coupon (p. 48)

ENVIRONMENTS

  • Eat by Mary Cantwell (p. 24)

  • Health by Drs. Arthur and Stuart Frank (p. 129)

IN EVERY ISSUE

  • An Opinion: In Defense of Macho by Steve Ditlea (p. 11)

  • Reading by Ralph Keyes (p. 16)

  • The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Sex by Karen Durbin (p. 24)

  • The Poetry Place: Two poems by Pablo Neruda (p. 31)

  • Starcast Horoscope by Maxine Lucille Fiel (p. 32)

  • Man Talk by Robert Benton and David Newman (p. 36)

  • Catch Up With by Leo Lerman (p. 40)

  • Notes from the Editor (p. 52)

  • MLLE’s Next Word: “Man—Endangered Species?” (p. 55)

  • Mailaway Catalogue by Mary Emmerling (p. 120)

With its bold cultural lens and creative DIY energy, Mademoiselle July 1974 captures the playful yet introspective spirit of the time—ideal for collectors of vintage magazines, design lovers, or anyone exploring the social dialogue of the 1970s.

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