US Vogue January 1, 1970 : Jane Birkin by John Cowan
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Fashion Forecast: 1970 Pt. 1
Photo Anthony Horth, Gianni Penati, Patrick Litchfield, Alexis Waldeck, Henry Clarke, Maurice Rogenboom
Models Pilar Crespi, Marisa Berenson, Lynn Sutherland, Cynthia Korman, Ann Turkel, Marisa Berenson, Natalie Wood, Lesley Patterson, Elizabeth, Princess of Toro, Benedetta Barzini, Charly Stember, Mouche, Editha Dussler, Birgitta af Klercker, Françoise Rubartelli, Marsha Hunt, Jane Birkin, Sue Murray Christiana Steidten
Hair Franklyn Welsh, Chany of Lewis & Hopson, Antonio of Bergdorf Goodman, Philip Mason of Vida Sassoon, Carita
Photo Anthony Horth, Gianni Penati, Patrick Litchfield, Alexis Waldeck, Henry Clarke, Maurice Rogenboom
Models Pilar Crespi, Marisa Berenson, Lynn Sutherland, Cynthia Korman, Ann Turkel, Marisa Berenson, Natalie Wood, Lesley Patterson, Elizabeth, Princess of Toro, Benedetta Barzini, Charly Stember, Mouche, Editha Dussler, Birgitta af Klercker, Françoise Rubartelli, Marsha Hunt, Jane Birkin, Sue Murray Christiana Steidten
Hair Franklyn Welsh, Chany of Lewis & Hopson, Antonio of Bergdorf Goodman, Philip Mason of Vida Sassoon, Carita
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Definitely agree with you! Although Jane's cover captures the transition to the 70's perfectly, Benetta's image would have make a stunning cover. I'm surprised Vogue Italia or Australia didn't use it.
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From Diana to Anna— the one consistency is that the mediocre, consumer-baiting cover select is absolutely no indication of the supreme content within: Can’t judge a book by its cover and all that…
Gorgeous issue. And the political feature is as gorgeous as the fashion stories: That’s how you prop politics in a fashion publication.
Gorgeous issue. And the political feature is as gorgeous as the fashion stories: That’s how you prop politics in a fashion publication.
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