Vogue Magazine January 1, 1969 Lauren Hutton Cover No Label


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Vogue Magazine January 1, 1969 — Lauren Hutton Cover (No Label)

This vintage Vogue issue from January 1, 1969 features Lauren Hutton on the cover, photographed by the iconic Richard Avedon. Styled in two of the season’s most forward-thinking looks—a bare-necked chamois dress and a short flounced chiffon dress—this cover captures the essence of 1969's evolving fashion language. Hair by Ara Gallant and makeup by Pablo of Elizabeth Arden. Jewelry featured is by David Webb.

The item is in good condition. The magazine shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please refer to the images to assess the condition. Combined shipping is available upon request. All magazines come with a plastic protective covering.

Table of Contents Highlights:

Fashion:

  • Pattern Forecast 1969 (p.39)

  • Evening Forecast: From chamois gowns to short flounced chiffon dresses and wrap skirts with jersey tops (p.52)

  • Paris: Young, wearable looks in suede, flannel, and jersey (p.60)

  • Great Coats: Broad-shouldered, belted, and flared designs (p.66)

  • Accessories Forecast: Fresh trends in shoes, bags, belts, and gloves (p.74)

  • The Year of the Pants Suit: Standout pieces from top collections (p.86)

  • The Shape of the Future: Fall looks—sleek, long, high-necked (p.92)

  • Ready-to-Wear: American fashion’s new direction (p.124)

Features / Articles / People:

  • Vogue’s Eye View: Cultural scenes and observations (p.24)

  • The Case of Mr. Pinter: A look at the celebrated playwright (p.72)

  • Vogue Interview: President-Elect Richard Nixon (p.74)

  • Sex & the Pill: Pope, Playboys, and public discourse (p.76)

  • The End of an Era: “Princess Vicki” by Barbara Tuchman (p.78)

  • The Big Date: 1969 as the Year of the Anatomy (p.84)

  • The Turnaround in Washington: With Veruschka and Alba (p.94)

Fashions in Living:

  • Fashionable Living (p.135)

  • The Frightening Young Life: A look inside a modern loft (p.136)

Beauty:

  • Vogue’s (Real) Beauty (p.24)

  • Beauty Forecast: White hair and soft streaks (p.28)

  • Beauty Talk: Trends and shifts (p.32)

  • Beauty Interview: 1969's anatomical focus (p.100)

  • Beauty Forecast: What’s next—featuring Veruschka and Alba (p.112)

Departments:

  • Write Paris Notes (p.4)

  • Social Pages: New York, Washington, Germany (p.6)

  • Vogue’s Spotlight series: Interiors by Jeremiah Goodman and Diane von Furstenberg, plus features on Rome, Marisa, and the Underground Loft (pp.46–70)

  • Books by Albert Goldman (p.72)

  • Shows by Ellen Hovde (p.74)

  • School Directory (p.126)

Advertisement Highlight:

  • Intimate Perfume by Revlon: Promoted as one of the world’s seven great fragrances—a scent that speaks for the shy and unforgettable.

This edition represents a turning point in American fashion and cultural commentary, with significant features on political, social, and aesthetic shifts at the dawn of a new decade. A desirable collector's item for enthusiasts of fashion history and late-60s editorial photography.

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