Description
Seventeen Magazine – July 1979 – “98 Ways to Summer Up” Cover (Very Good Condition, No Label)
This vintage July 1979 issue of Seventeen Magazine captures the vibrant summer energy of the late 1970s with its feature “98 Ways to Summer Up.” Inside, readers are treated to a wide range of articles, fashion spreads, beauty tips, lifestyle features, and original fiction, all geared toward the teen and young adult audience of the era.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges consistent with age. There is no mailing label, making this a desirable collectible copy. Please review photos for details, as the exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the contents include:
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Fashion:
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“98 Separates for All Seasons” – versatile style picks
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“Pipe Lines” – creative sewing with piping
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“Blouses: Detailed and Terrific”
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Travel accessories and totes for girls
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Beauty:
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“Hairlines” – hairstyles of the season
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“Dear Beauty Editor” – advice column
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“A Makeover for Jenny”
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“Contacts: Seeing is Believing”
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Young Living:
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Seashell make-ups and treasures from the sea
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What’s new in beach-gear totes
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“Growing Things” and summer crafts
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Food:
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“Spaghetti Primavera”
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Juicy fruits and light ice cream recipes
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Articles:
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“Send in the Clowns” by Heather McDonald
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“Ex-Boyfriends: Can You Still Be Friends?” by Jeanne Kaplan
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“A Date with Dracula” by Edwin McDowell
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“My Dad: The Sci-Fi Freak” by Luci Herman
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Fiction & Poetry:
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A novelette by Ellen Perkins
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Poetry selections
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Regular Features:
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Letters, staying well, sports, T.V. Talk, Shopwatch
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Spotlight on movies, records, and personalities
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Careers: Women in the military
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Financial aid in politics
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Relaxation and lifestyle advice
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A perfect collectible for fans of vintage teen culture, 1970s fashion, and retro magazine history, this issue offers a nostalgic glimpse into the summer of 1979.