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Seventeen Magazine May 1969 – “She’s Fifteen and Fabulous” Issue (No Label, VG Condition)
Celebrate youth, style, and cross-border flair with this vibrant May 1969 issue of Seventeen Magazine, published by Triangle Publications, Inc. Centered around the theme “She’s Fifteen and Fabulous”, this edition takes readers on a journey from Canada’s scenic charm to the bold fashion and culture of American teens. In very good condition with minor edge wear, this original copy is the exact item pictured and is carefully packaged in a protective plastic covering.
Issue Highlights:
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Style Across the Map – With features like “From Vancouver to Newfoundland,” “Canada’s True Stripes,” and “Catch Up on Canada… See the States,” this issue explores international flair through youthful fashion. Standout sections include “Travel Light, Travel Bright…”, “The Stripe Scene,” and “The Pantsline,” offering readers a fresh look at late-'60s trends in bold prints, two-piece sets, and breezy dresses.
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Beauty and Wellness – Articles such as “The Beauty Month of May,” and “Light Up and Look Fit!” provide insight into seasonal self-care. Alice Lake’s piece, “The Three Greatest Threats to Teen-age Health,” reflects the magazine’s commitment to wellness and youth advocacy.
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Reader Voices and Youth Perspective – Personal essays and features like “Face to Face with a Soldier Home from Vietnam,” “In My Opinion” by Gloria Andrews, and “Freedom of Speech for Students” highlight the active role of youth in society. Readers also share personal reflections in the “Your Letters” and “Poetry” sections.
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Fiction and Creative Expression – Fiction entries “Which Eleanor Am I?” by Edith Pearlman and “Yes ( ) No ( ) Check One” by M.J. Armit delve into identity and adolescence. The issue also promotes Seventeen’s Annual Short Story and Art Contests, encouraging young creators to share their talents.
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Entertainment and Pop Culture – Enjoy a cultural snapshot with “The Hollywood Scene,” “The TV Screen,” and “At the Movies.” A feature on actress Joanna Shimkus and sections like “Record Reviews” and “Spotlight!” round out the entertainment offerings.
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Home and Food – Creative lifestyle sections like “Room Service,” “Bright Ideas,” and “Come to Cook With” offer decorating tips and recipes, perfect for teens seeking independence and style in their spaces.
Whether you’re a collector, researcher, or vintage fashion enthusiast, this original 1969 issue is a well-preserved time capsule of teen life, fashion, and voice during a transformative era.
Please Note:
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Minor edge wear consistent with age. Please review photos for exact condition.
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Combined shipping available upon request.
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All items are shipped with protective plastic sleeves.
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Add this authentic Seventeen Magazine issue to your vintage magazine collection today.