Description
Seventeen Magazine – December 1970 – “The Snowcoats Come On Strong” – No Label – VG
This vintage Seventeen Magazine from December 1970 captures the joy, warmth, and evolving youth culture of the early '70s. Published by Triangle Publications, this holiday issue delivers fashion-forward winter trends, heartfelt fiction, insightful articles on love and faith, and seasonal gift ideas—brimming with charm and relevance for collectors and nostalgic readers alike.
The item is in very good condition with only minor wear along the edges. The magazine pictured is the exact copy you will receive and comes with a protective plastic sleeve. Please refer to the detailed photos for full condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from This Issue:
Holiday Fashion & Style:
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“Into Freedom: The Smockcoat Comes On Strong” (p.90): A bold winter statement piece that epitomizes carefree cool.
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100 Fashion Gifts Under $25 (p.86): Affordable style ideas perfect for the 1970 holiday shopper.
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Downhill Denim & Busy-Body Jump-ups (pp.92, 104): Rugged fashion meets utility chic.
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Madras, Angora & Overalls (pp.96, 136, 104): Eclectic layering to match a spirited season.
Seasonal Inspiration:
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“Hear the call? Come deck the halls with a heart that’s good and full of grace.”
This issue’s message centers on generosity, joy, and timeless holiday spirit. -
The Gift Bag & Secret Notes (pp.138, 146): Thoughtful ideas for sharing kindness and connection.
Beauty & Wellness:
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Dressing Table Talk (p.14) and Spray It! (p.26): Beauty tips and haircare trends of the season.
Home, Food & Entertaining:
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The Bright Whirl (p.116): Festive décor and cheerful interiors.
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Bakeshop Banana Cakes (p.128): Sweet recipes for cozy holiday baking.
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Gala Get-togethers (p.134): Host tips for young entertainers.
Fiction & Features:
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“Merry Christmas, Mary Kay” by M.J. Antell (p.114): A touching holiday story.
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“Mr. Lawrence” by Genevieve Munson (p.126): Winter fiction with heart and depth.
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“We Were Hijacked!” (p.170): A gripping real-life account behind the headlines.
Relationships, Philosophy & Self-Discovery:
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“The Many Faces of Love” (p.112): A psychological look at teenage emotions by Daniel A. Sugarman, Ph.D.
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Prescribed by Anaïs Nin (p.118): Literary insight from one of the era’s most influential voices.
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“Is It So Odd to Seek God?” (p.130): Exploring spirituality through the eyes of young readers.
Entertainment & Pop Culture:
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Romance Returns to the Movies (p.110): Featuring Timothy Dalton and Ryan O’Neal.
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Spotlight, At the Movies, On Stage, On TV (pp.30–32): A complete snapshot of entertainment in late 1970.
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Pop Personalities (p.56): Teen idols and music profiles.
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Teen Travel Talk – “Where the Cochrans Ski” by Pat Orvis (p.62): A winter sports travel feature.
A colorful and insightful time capsule of teen life at the dawn of the 1970s, this issue of Seventeen Magazine offers retro charm and cultural relevance. Perfect for fashion historians, vintage collectors, or fans of Julie Nixon-era youth media.
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