US Vogue May 1, 1955 by Horst P. Horst

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Mrs. Exeter's Summer Fashion: The Majors
Photo Clifford Coffin
Models Unknown


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Vogue's Cover Fashion Continued: The Silk Pull-Over
Illustrator Erica Perl


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Best & Co.
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Dodge
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Ceil Chapman for Bergdorf Goodman
Photo Richard Avedon
Model Dovima



Pauline Trigere for DuPont
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Model Sunny Harnett


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Revlon Torero Pink
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Model Anne Gunning



Jeanne Campbell
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Models Mary Jane Russell, Suzy Parker


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Karen Stark for Harvey Berin
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Filcol
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Models Anne St. Marie, Dovima


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Emba
Photo Virginia Thoren
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Celanese
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Model Mrs. Randolph Lawson


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Revlon Love-Pat
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Model Leonie Vernet



Hattie Carnegie for Cadillac
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Model Suzy Parker


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Vanity Fair
Photo Mark Shaw
Model Carmen Dell'Orefice



Lastex
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Model Jean Patchett


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Rose Marie Reid
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[Phuel]

Revlon Torero Pink
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Model Anne Gunning


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Stunning shot. Far above everything single other editorial shot in the entire issue!

 

[dior_couture1245]

Stunning shot. Far above everything single other editorial shot in the entire issue!

It's a lovely shot - what I'm struck by is how the man, shot back in 1955, looks as if he could be straight out of a magazine today. But the woman is so specifically 50's...she looks like a creature long lost to history.

The 1950's are nice and lovely and all, but it's really not my favorite decade. I'm much more a fan of the late 30's/early 40's...more dramatic, severe and chic.

 

[Jacek]

Brown In Smart Tunic-Form for Summer
Illustrator René Robert Bouché


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Super illustrations yet again. Bouché was truly a master.

 

[justaguy]

Super illustrations yet again. Bouché was truly a master.

This is one of his best edits for Vogue!

 

[justaguy]

Stunning shot. Far above everything single other editorial shot in the entire issue!

This would have made a beautiful story!!

 

[Phuel]

^^^ I’d imagine it would look like “Take A Bow"… I just want to see more of the toredor.

It's a lovely shot - what I'm struck by is how the man, shot back in 1955, looks as if he could be straight out of a magazine today. But the woman is so specifically 50's...she looks like a creature long lost to history.

The 1950's are nice and lovely and all, but it's really not my favorite decade. I'm much more a fan of the late 30's/early 40's...more dramatic, severe and chic.

Thought the same seeing him. He’s something… like a young Cameron Alborzian.

The 1950s— in particular 1950s America, always seems like this surreal illusion that only existed in Hollywood films, paintings, and as a cultural ideal of Americana. And she epitomizes that brand of coveted blue-blooded proper perky prettiness of the ideal look of that era (…very Jessica Stam…). While his beauty looks absolutely timeless— like he could be this gorgeous Greek Olympian from antiquity to that gorgeous guy from a Bruce Weber shoot in L'UOMO. ('m convinced it’s the Spanish blood.)

 

[Robair Sanders]

The Lorgnette in Fashion
Illustrator René Robert Bouché
Subjects The Duchess of Windsor, Miss Leonora Corbett


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Sorry to bother you Jstaguy more Lorgnettes on
on page 179. Last request for the time being don't want to use up all my requests. lol

 

[justaguy]

Sorry to bother you Jstaguy more Lorgnettes on
on page 179. Last request for the time being don't want to use up all my requests. lol

It's posted now! Thank you for letting me know @Robair Sanders !!

 

[Robair Sanders]

Thank-you Jstaguy have a great 4th of July!