US Vogue April 15, 1967 : Twiggy by Bert Stern

[LucyInTheSky]

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[LucyInTheSky]

Balenciaga & Givenchy
Photographer: William Klein




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[LucyInTheSky]

Models: Marisa Berenson, Edita, Lauren Hutton, (Not pictured: Benedetta Barzini & Birgitta af Klercker)
Photographer: Bert Stern


This is just a small excerpt of this editorial, as it is long and the pictures are similar.
There are more pictures from the Balenciaga & Givenchy editorial, including a feature on Mainbocher. Also, there is a Marisa Berenson editorial by De Rosnay that I didn't scan at all, either.
If anyone wants more scans, feel free to request them.

 

[LucyInTheSky]

Veruschka by Franco Rubartelli


Edita by Bert Stern


Drawings by Yves St. Laurent

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[Aretha]

I would love to see more LucyinTheSky, specially with Marisa or Givenchy and Balenciaga

 

[LucyInTheSky]

^These are the last scans I'll post tonight, but I'll work on the Marisa editorial in the morning.


The Late Romantics
Photographer: Helmut Newton



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[Miss Dalloway]

If you couls scan the Balenciaga bits when you get the time it would be wonderful, but thanks a million for all these amazing scans.

 

[mikel]

gorgeous

 

[LucyInTheSky]

^^There aren't any more Balenciaga shots, but there are some Givenchy & Mainbocher.


Dragsters
Photographer: de Rosnay
Model: Marisa Berenson



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[Miss Dalloway]

^^Oh ok, thanks for the scans.

 

[iluvjeisa]

Thank you for the scans. Love the stuff de Rosnay did with Marisa...

 

[gatocosmico]

godbless you! the newton images are fantastic!

 

[Aretha]

Thanks for the scans, these are gorgeous!

 

[anniehall]

LOVE The cover! Twiggy is so gorgeous! Thanks for posting

 

[SusanSuperstar]

what a beautiful issue!

 

[prettypolaroid]

thanks for posting. beautiful scans!

 

[biggirlsblouse]

I love the racing car shoot! So 60s, indicative of the era: speed, psychedelics, disposability. Feel a bit sad that for two of Twiggys 60s Vogue covers, she wasn't utilised inside the magazine at all. Wonder if this was down to Vreeland or DeVilleneuve??