Cover of Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring a model with natural makeup and a floral scarf, accompanied by the headline 'How to Make a New Look Your Own Look'.
Table of contents page from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974, detailing features, fiction, beauty, and travel sections including memorable articles like 'Were You Daddy’s Girl or Mother’s Daughter?'
A spread from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 showcasing a creative workshop page, promoting crafting techniques with engaging visuals and descriptions.
A fashion feature from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring Laura Alvarez modeling hats, demonstrating trends in hat styles and accessories.
A vintage advertisement from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring a model wearing a stylish shirt, promoting Volkswagen vehicles with a playful message.
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Cover of Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring a model with natural makeup and a floral scarf, accompanied by the headline 'How to Make a New Look Your Own Look'.Table of contents page from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974, detailing features, fiction, beauty, and travel sections including memorable articles like 'Were You Daddy’s Girl or Mother’s Daughter?'A spread from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 showcasing a creative workshop page, promoting crafting techniques with engaging visuals and descriptions.A fashion feature from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring Laura Alvarez modeling hats, demonstrating trends in hat styles and accessories.A vintage advertisement from Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 featuring a model wearing a stylish shirt, promoting Volkswagen vehicles with a playful message.

Mademoiselle Magazine March 1974 How To Make A New Look, Your Own Look

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Mademoiselle Magazine – March 1974 – How to Make a New Look, Your Own Look

This is the March 1974 issue of Mademoiselle Magazine, headlined by the feature “How to Make a New Look, Your Own Look”—a spring fashion guide on owning your personal style through bold proportions, workwear, and fresh silhouettes. Alongside in-depth beauty coverage, cultural essays, and personal storytelling, this issue captures the empowering and experimental spirit of early 1970s womanhood.

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The magazine is in good condition and includes a mailing label. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the one you will receive. Please check the photos for condition reference. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.

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Highlights from This Issue:

FEATURES & FICTION

  • Were You Daddy’s Girl or Mother’s Daughter? – The lasting influence of parental identity, by Amy Gross (p. 114)

  • Is Rape What Women Really Want? – A provocative essay by Catherine Calvert (p. 134)

  • The Measure of a Man – Short story by Susan Thaler (p. 136)

  • Scene/Seen: Scott, Zelda, and Scottie, by Zelda (p. 168)

FASHION

  • Cover Story: Photographed by Gösta Peterson (p. 12)

  • How to Make a New Look Your Look – Key spring fashion feature (pp. 104–113)

  • On the Job Dressing – Functional and stylish workplace wear (pp. 116–125)

  • Double Bagging – Accessories in pairs (pp. 138–139)

  • A Matter of Proportion – Balancing shape and structure (pp. 140–141)

  • Here and Now: Paris – Trends from France (pp. 142–145)

  • A Shirt Story – Shirt styles and tailoring (pp. 146–149)

  • Minims – Sleek minimalist looks (pp. 150–157)

Fashion Beats:

  • Under-white (p. 64)

  • Double Play (p. 72)

  • Bares (p. 79)

  • On the Sunny Side (p. 80)

  • Small Prints, Romper Room, Brights, Long Stemmed Beauty, Pro Fits (pp. 187–200)

BEAUTY

  • Saturday Beautyworks to Last All Week (pp. 126–129)

  • Bumps Off: Anti-cellulite shape-up plan (pp. 158–159)

  • M is for Mother: Pregnancy and postnatal beauty by Mary Randolph Carter Berg (pp. 160–163)

  • Scent column by Mary Randolph Carter (p. 174)

Beauty Beats:

  • Rave Reviews (p. 189)

  • Gold Finds (p. 198)

TRAVEL & ENVIRONMENTS

  • Is Europe Still a Bargain? Budget tips and insights (p. 164)

  • Eat by Mary Cantwell (p. 26)

  • 3 Very Personal Apartments (pp. 130–133)

  • Drive by Tony Hogg (p. 198)

IN EVERY ISSUE

  • An Opinion: The Energy Crisis by Elizabeth & William Kotzwinkle (p. 64)

  • Catch Up With by Leo Lerman (p. 70)

  • Horoscope by Maxine Lucille Fiel (p. 72)

  • The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Sex by Karen Durbin (p. 80)

  • The Poetry Place: Poems by Christine Louise Kane and Roger McGough (p. 88)

  • Man Talk by Newman & Benton (p. 96)

  • Notes from the Editor (p. 98)

  • MLLE’s Next Word: What Makes a Look Your Look? (p. 103)

  • MLLE’s Last Word On… Daisy, Tom, and Friends (p. 170)

  • Reading by Penelope Gilliatt (p. 173)

  • Mailaway Catalogue by Mary Emmerling (p. 178)

  • Reader’s Letters (p. 196)

  • Health by Drs. Arthur & Stuart Frank (p. 197)

A bold, stylish, and reflective issue, Mademoiselle March 1974 offers a full-bodied look at self-expression and identity—perfect for collectors of vintage women’s magazines and 1970s fashion history.

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