Seventeen Magazine March 1969 cover featuring model in a stylish dress, promoting the theme 'How To Have Marvelous Hair' and highlighting spring fashion and beauty tips.
Back cover of Seventeen Magazine March 1969 showcasing the layout and publishing details, emphasizing textile design and the magazine's offerings.
Interior spread from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 illustrating colorful fashion designs and a calendar for March and April, reflecting the vibrant style of the late 1960s.
Advertisement from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 for Breck Basic hair products, promoting hair texturizers with a striking image of healthy, luxurious hair.
Close-up of a page from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 featuring details of a hair product advertisement, emphasizing hair health and styling options.
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Seventeen Magazine March 1969 cover featuring model in a stylish dress, promoting the theme 'How To Have Marvelous Hair' and highlighting spring fashion and beauty tips.Back cover of Seventeen Magazine March 1969 showcasing the layout and publishing details, emphasizing textile design and the magazine's offerings.Interior spread from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 illustrating colorful fashion designs and a calendar for March and April, reflecting the vibrant style of the late 1960s.Advertisement from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 for Breck Basic hair products, promoting hair texturizers with a striking image of healthy, luxurious hair.Close-up of a page from Seventeen Magazine March 1969 featuring details of a hair product advertisement, emphasizing hair health and styling options.

Seventeen Magazine March 1969 How To Have Marvelous Hair No Label

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Seventeen Magazine March 1969 – “How To Have Marvelous Hair” Issue (No Label, Good Condition)

Step into the colorful world of late-'60s teen creativity with Seventeen Magazine’s March 1969 issue, published by Triangle Publications, Inc. Bursting with vibrant fashion, bold prints, and fresh beauty insights, this edition highlights youthful talent—including teen-designed fabrics—and timeless tips on “How To Have Marvelous Hair.” The magazine is in good condition, with typical wear for its age. The exact item pictured will be shipped in a protective plastic sleeve.

Issue Highlights:

  • How To Have Marvelous Hair
    This issue takes readers on a journey through “Your Hair: Past, Present, Future,” sharing tips, trends, and styling advice to help achieve healthy, fashionable hair for spring. Complementary beauty content includes “Beauty Safari,” “Dressing Table Talk,” and the classic “Dear Beauty Editor” column.

  • Teen Designers Take the Spotlight
    A central theme of this issue is textile design—featuring “Seventeen Prize Fabric Designs” by talented teenage artists. The bold, playful patterns are shown in editorial spreads like “Batik Looks Unique!” and “Tiles and Stripes Go Moroccan.” It’s a rare look at 1960s youth-led design innovation.

  • Spring Fashion Breakthroughs
    The fashion lineup showcases the latest trends for the season. From “The Dress-in” series that celebrates retro fits and futuristic silhouettes to spreads like “Shapers: The Nude Ones” and “Blue-Coat Coomboos,” this issue captures the energy of spring. DIY enthusiasts will enjoy “Make a Double Take” patterns and “Money Movers” for budget-smart style.

  • Cultural Reflection and Reader Voices
    This edition offers a wide range of youth perspectives through essays and profiles. Articles include “What Boys Look For in Girls,” “Face to Face with Miss Black America,” and “Is Age a Dating Problem?” Other reflections include “Teens and the Red Cross” and “The New Movie Ratings Are for the Birds,” a reader op-ed by Sally Robinson.

  • Fiction and Creative Expression
    Enjoy the short story “Sam & Me” by Joan Tate, poetry from Seventeen readers, and details on the magazine’s Annual Short Story and Art Contests offering over $2,000 in prizes.

  • Entertainment & Lifestyle
    Explore the latest in teen entertainment with features on Glen Campbell, Pop Personalities, Record Reviews, and Teen Travel Talk. Sections like “Cooking with Cool” and “Pies on the Rise” offer home and food inspiration.

This edition is a cheerful and creative window into the style, voice, and imagination of 1969’s teen culture. A great addition for vintage collectors, design historians, and fans of mid-century youth publications.

Please Note:

  • Condition is good with minor age-related wear. Please see listing photos for details.

  • Combined shipping is available upon request.

  • All items include a plastic protective covering.

  • We do not appraise or guarantee purchases, but we’re happy to review qualifying collections.

Add this original Seventeen Magazine March 1969 issue to your collection and enjoy a fresh take on fashion, beauty, and teen design from a pivotal era.

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