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Vogue USA 1935 August 15
An original issue of American Vogue for August 15, 1935, running to 92 pages, a genuine copy of the mid-1930s fashion press. Its cover, Betty McLauchlen, photographed by Anton Bruehl, opens the issue; inside, "Newport: The Young Entry", photographed by Toni Frissell; "Vionnet Launches a New Line in Furs", photographed by Lusha Nelson; London with the red carpet out, photographed by Cecil Beaton; "Down with Décolletage", drawn by Marcel Vertès; "Variations on Black", drawn by Christian Bérard.
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Magazine
Vogue (USA)
Number
August 15, 1935
Type
Magazine  ·  92 pages
Photographer
Anton Bruehl  (1900—1982)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
X4-24776
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