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Vogue Magazine – January 15, 1972 – Lynn Woodruff Cover (No Label)
This is the January 15, 1972 issue of Vogue Magazine, featuring model Lynn Woodruff on the cover. A striking blend of fashion foresight and cultural commentary, this issue captures the style momentum of early 1970s America with a strong focus on sweaterdressing, spring guidelines, beauty routines, and designer-inspired interiors. It also includes rare features, including unpublished stories by Colette, and in-depth conversations on psychology, wellness, and modern living.
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Highlights from This Issue:
Fashion
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Vogue’s Point of View: Guidelines – p.27
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Spring Fashion Guidelines – pp.28–43
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Sweaterdressing in suits, coats, and pants
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The suede coat trend
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The navy tailored suit
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Heels for day and night
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“Fashion under the fashion”
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Eveningwear reinvention: jeans for dinner, backless dresses, and Chinese work suits
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The Rothschild Ball – pp.46–51
“Remembrance of Things Proust”—A lavish photo feature on the legendary society event -
Vogue Patterns – pp.66–67
The night jacket and daytime knitted jumpsuit -
The Sweaterdressing Life – pp.80–89
14 fresh ways to wear and style it
Beauty & Health
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Beauty Checkout: Judo – p.8
A woman’s trial experience on the mat -
Evening Makeup Guideline – p.36
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Mental Health Insight: “If You’re Depressed, Know Why” by Dr. Arnold A. Hutschnecker – p.52
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Vitality and Vibrancy Tips – pp.54–57
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Dental Health: “The Arch Enemy of Teeth” – pp.68–69
Features
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People Are Talking About... Malcolm McDowell & Eileen Atkins – p.44
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Colette: Three Unpublished Stories – pp.70–73
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Should You Sleep with Your Psychiatrist? – p.78
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Boy or Girl Baby? – Planning the sex of your child – p.90
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Make Your Own Weather – Climate and mood – p.102
Fashions in Living
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Supersonic Life: Prince and Princess von Fürstenberg’s NYC apartment – pp.92–97
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The Bathing Room by David Hicks – pp.98–99
Regular Features
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Spotlight: Books – p.4
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Vogue Notebook: The Nine O’Clocks’ Twenties Party – p.6
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Acapulco Spectacular Travel Feature – p.16
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Decorating Finds & Ideas – p.18
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Horoscope by Maria Elise Crummere – p.20
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Food Gazette by Maxime McKendry – p.22
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Mrs. Albert D. Lasker’s Dinner-Dance – p.24
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School and Camp Directory – p.105
A rich and elegant reflection of early-70s fashion, culture, and wellness trends, this issue of Vogue is a collectible standout—ideal for lovers of vintage style, design history, and timeless editorial photography.