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Seventeen Magazine July 1970 – “Dennis Hopper Makes The Last Movie” Issue (No Label, VG Condition)
Capture the rustic charm of Americana and a moment in cinematic history with this July 1970 issue of Seventeen Magazine, published by Triangle Publications, Inc. Titled after its standout feature “Dennis Hopper Makes The Last Movie,” this edition blends frontier-inspired fashion, heartfelt storytelling, and cultural commentary. In very good condition with minor edge wear, this vintage original comes exactly as pictured and is protected with a plastic sleeve for preservation.
Issue Highlights:
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Dennis Hopper in Peru – One of the most compelling features, “Dennis Hopper Makes The Last Movie,” offers a behind-the-scenes look at the counterculture actor and director as he filmed his experimental project in Peru. This intimate glimpse into Hopper’s creative world captures a unique era in cinema and youth rebellion.
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Country and Western Fashion Focus – The issue’s core theme celebrates the heart of American style through “Country and Western”-inspired fashion spreads. From “Hoedown Girls” and “Vests in a Buckskin Fling!” to “Swing Low, Sweet Skirts” and “True Grit Shirts ’n Skirts,” the magazine presents rugged charm with a modern flair. Bonus: “$10 Skoop: The Skoncho” and “Beach Crafts (Bikinis to Crochet)” provide thrifty and creative styling ideas.
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Beauty and Personal Growth – The “What I Learned from My Sister” series features reflections from real teens and rising figures like Gelsey Kirkland and Leslie Dey, giving heartfelt insight into sibling influence. Other wellness content includes “Dressing Table Talk” and thoughtful beauty advice from the “Dear Beauty Editor” column.
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Fiction and Expression – Joan Oppenheimer’s short story “Birds in a Summer Garden” evokes the season’s reflective tone. Readers contribute through poetry, letters, and personal commentary, including “In My Opinion” by Clay Steinman and “I’ve Got the Scared-To-Try-It Blues” in the Young Living section.
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Home, Lifestyle & Culture – Find easy ideas for warm weather living in features like “The Party Swim” and “Shop-and-Go Quicknicks.” Explore teen travel in “Great Day in Moosonee” and discover the Special Sex Education Survey by Morton Hunt, which offered groundbreaking insights at the time.
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Entertainment – Alongside Hopper, enjoy pop culture coverage with Miss Teenage America 1970, Spotlight!, The Hollywood Scene, and Record Reviews. Plus, puzzle fans will appreciate the classic Crossword Puzzle by Margaret Farrar.
This issue of Seventeen Magazine captures the crossover between rustic style, emerging cultural conversations, and artistic independence. It’s ideal for collectors, film historians, vintage fashion lovers, and those interested in youth culture at the turn of the decade.
Please Note:
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Minor edge wear present; see photos for exact condition.
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Combined shipping available upon request.
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All items are shipped in protective plastic coverings.
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Secure this original Seventeen July 1970 issue today—a fashion-forward and film-rich tribute to summer, sisterhood, and the spirit of the '70s.