Seventeen Magazine August 1976 Special Back-to-School Issue No Label

Seventeen Magazine August 1976 – Special Back-to-School Issue – No Label – Good Condition

This vintage August 1976 Seventeen Magazine is the Special Back-to-School Issue, filled with fall fashion previews, beauty guides, teen lifestyle advice, and cultural features. With spreads highlighting denim, plaids, and school-ready looks, plus timely articles on careers, teen divorce, and even a feature on Paul Newman, this issue perfectly captures the voice and concerns of the mid-1970s teenager.

Condition:
The magazine is in good condition, with minor wear consistent with its age. Please check photos for condition verification. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each copy is shipped in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Highlights from the Table of Contents:

• Fashion

  • Denim Suits You (p. 72)

  • Jump-in Jills (p. 92)

  • New Fall Looks – Back-to-school trends (pp. 210–219)

  • Add a Dash of Fantasy (pp. 220–223)

  • Sew the Fall Basics: School cover story—The soft looks (pp. 248–253)

  • Mad for Plaid (p. 262)

  • First College Weekend style guide (pp. 236–239)

  • Snooze News: Fashionable sleepwear (p. 170)

  • Look What We Found! – Rope ’em In accessories (p. 224)

• Beauty

  • Fragrance Lesson No. 1 (p. 194)

  • Pattern for a Makeover (pp. 156, 161)

  • Hair and Now: Six blow-dry shapes (pp. 230–233)

  • Dear Beauty Editor (p. 14)

  • The Glow of Good Health (p. 30)

  • Great Hairdressers (p. 134)

  • 15-Minute Face (p. 228)

• Articles & Features

  • Two Months Before the Mast by Michele & Tom Grimm (p. 100)

  • Talk for Two by Veronica Jean Richards (p. 108)

  • Bringing Up Bandits by Carrolle Rothwell (p. 164)

  • Too Close for Comfort? by Pam Janis (p. 176)

  • Careers: Weatherwomen by Dan Carlinsky (p. 180)

  • The College Game by Linda Castro (p. 234)

  • Smoking: My Painless (Almost) Way of Quitting by Hilary Cosell (p. 246)

  • A Case of Teen Divorce by Lester David (p. 256)

  • Paul Newman Puts the Spur to Buffalo Bill by Edwin Miller (p. 258)

• Fiction & Poetry

  • Riviera Holiday by Ann Bayer (p. 244)

  • Poetry selections (p. 200)

• Food & Home

  • Yogurt Yummies (p. 240)

  • Meet the Chef (p. 242)

  • Crafts: Room with a View (p. 32)

  • Desk Toppers (p. 62)

  • Packing It All In (p. 66)

  • Plant Boutique (p. 70)

• Regular Features & Mini-Mag

  • Relating by Abigail Wood (p. 76)

  • Spotlight: Movies, records, personalities (p. 143)

  • Sports: How to Watch Tennis by Julie Heldman (p. 202)

  • Mini-Mag: Friendship, school spirit, debate skills, and vocal tips (pp. 49–56)

This issue is particularly collectible for its back-to-school fashion spreads, its thoughtful coverage of social issues like teen divorce, and the Paul Newman feature. A quintessential piece of 1970s teen magazine culture and a must-have for Seventeen collectors.