Description
Seventeen Magazine November 1975 – Woody Allen Feature – No Label – VG
This vintage November 1975 issue of Seventeen Magazine includes the feature “Hiding Out with Woody Allen” by Edwin Miller, a profile exploring the humor and eccentricity of one of the decade’s most talked-about entertainers. Alongside this cultural spotlight, the issue offers a seasonal mix of holiday crafts, fashion, beauty, food, and thoughtful articles, making it a standout collectible from the mid-1970s.
Condition:
The magazine is in very good condition, with minor edge wear consistent with age. Please see photos for details. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each magazine comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
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Crafts
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61 Great Gifts to Make for Christmas: Wearable, edible, and decorative holiday creations (pp. 91–103)
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Fashion
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Dress Up: Velveteen party looks (p. 32)
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Everybody’s Doing the Hustle! Dance-ready outfits in sweaters, silky pants, and plush combinations (pp. 108–113)
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Look What We Found! Accessories to update last year’s wardrobe (p. 114)
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Beauty
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Dear Beauty Editor: Practical Q&A (p. 16)
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Brush Up: Fresh ways to stay clean and pretty (p. 58)
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What’s New: Soft, full hairstyles for fall (p. 63)
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Ski, Skate, Sun: Winter beauty tips and ideas (pp. 104–107)
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Food
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Fortune Cooking: Homemade cookies with personalized messages (p. 124)
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Articles & Features
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The Jog’s on You by Jody Shields (p. 30)
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The Abortion Controversy: What’s It All About? by Judith Wax (p. 118)
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My African Journey by Michelle Anderson (p. 120)
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Hiding Out with Woody Allen by Edwin Miller (p. 122)
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Getting Along with Ego Freaks by Greta Walker (p. 132)
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Fiction
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Night of Rethinking by Bowen Ingram (p. 116)
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Regular Features & Mini-Mag
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Sports: The Harder They Fall by Janice Kaplan (p. 36)
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Relating: Talking It Out by Abigail Wood (p. 84)
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One Plus One: Honeymoon islands in the Caribbean (p. 126)
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Mini-Mag: Dance boom, sportswomen, a monster quiz, and more (pp. 49–56)
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This issue captures the mid-1970s cultural landscape, blending lighthearted teen fashion with serious social topics, holiday inspiration, and celebrity profiles. With its Woody Allen feature and a rich assortment of editorial content, it remains a desirable collectible for vintage magazine enthusiasts and cultural historians.