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February 1967
Out of the Blue issue
Cover model Celia Hammond by David Bailey
Many of the pages are themed or photographed in blue - a major 14 page section photographed by Traeger and Henry Clarke and Norman Parkinson
contents page in the listing photos but the highlights include:-
TWIGGY and GRACE CODDINGTON 2 page David Bailey shoot- Young Ideas Bright new Sports outlook- check out the plimsols in bright colours which are back in the shops this season
TWIGGY by Norman Parkinson - Gym in In - 2pages
Picasso -2 full pages of an essay about Picasso written by Cocteau and a full page portrait of Picasso by Cecil Beaton along with a striking full page self portrait of Cocteau from 1956
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Each magazine is wrapped in sparkly tissue to complement the cover colours of the purchased Vogue magazine and add a touch of luxury
scarlet, hot pink, black velvet, lime green, aqua blue tied with curled ribbon
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Detailed Condition Report of the magazine on sale: - Bright, clean and complete. The front cover is in good condition with slight wear on the bottom right and a wrinkle on the left near the words OUT OF THE BLU E- see the close up photos . The internal pages are all present and in great condition too. The spine is robust, complete and white.
STILL IN VOGUE has a policy of honesty in the description of the vintage and used magazines we sell. This may work against us in that we draw attention to damage and it sounds much worse than it is. Not all vintage magazine sellers offer individual condition reports so one is left to assume their magazines are all in mint condition. We hope however that you, the buyer, appreciate that we want to supply you with goods that will match or exceed your expectations and not dash them.
STILL IN VOGUE has a policy of honesty in the description of the vintage and used magazines we sell. This may work against us in that we draw attention to damage and it sounds much worse than it is. Not all vintage magazine sellers offer individual condition reports so one is left to assume their magazines are all in mint condition. We hope however that you, the buyer, appreciate that we want to supply you with goods that will match or exceed your expectations and not dash them.