Vogue Magazine November 1, 1947 Fashion Finds by René Bouché For Sale

Vogue Magazine November 1, 1947 Fashion Finds by René Bouché Vogue Magazine November 1, 1947 Fashion Finds by René BouchéFrom a privately held Vogue archive, 1920s–1970s. These were stored away for decades and recently brought back into circulation. We performed light, dry surface cleaning at the outer spine (vacuum/brush/smoke sponge only; no wet methods), then placed each issue in a new archival sleeve.What to expect: honest vintage traits, binding wear or small splits, staple-rust halos, edge toning, and period shelf dust that can appear as black residue along the spine. Interiors are dry and legible. Some copies retain a light vintage paper aroma typical of mid-century magazines.Each listing shows the exact issue you’ll receive. Any condition materially beyond the above is noted in that item’s description. These characteristics reflect long, earlier storage before we acquired the collection; all items are now housed in clean sleeves and stored upright.*]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] tabindex=\"-1\" dir=\"auto\" data-testid=\"conversation-turn-62\" data-scroll-anchor=\"true\" [content-visibility:auto] tabindex=\"-1\" dir=\"auto\" data-testid=\"conversation-turn-78\" data-scroll-anchor=\"true\" data-turn=\"assistant\">This November 1947 issue of Vogue, featuring a cover illustration by René Bouché, captures the elegant resurgence of postwar glamour and the refined practicality of the late 1940s. Combining Vogue’s signature eye for high style with accessible sophistication, this issue explores how to make smart fashion investments—what Vogue calls “Fashion Finds”—amid a rapidly changing world of design and travel.The condition of the item is in good condition. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check picture for condition purposes. We do offer combined shipping, just ask. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.TABLE OF CONTENTSFASHION Vogue’s eye view of the silver spoon — 117 Travel wardrobe for around the world — 134–135 Late day: lace over satin — 137 Pale brocade for evening — 138–139 For dinner: short brocade, long wool — 140–141 Infanta shapes: a suit, a coat — 142–143 Adrian’s winged suit — 144 People are talking about...in fashion — 145 New idea about furs — 146–147 More taste than money — 148–159 What makes a good buy? — 153 Twice—a good buy—day and evening — 154–155 Major the coat; minor the price — 156–157 Fashion Finds — 158–159 Portrait with symbols: accessories — 161 Smooth: new formula for the lips; for a dinner-hat — 162 Gloves—revival of an old design — 163 Dinner broadcloth, winter satin — 170–171 Pearls go on and on—on everything — 174PEOPLE AND IDEAS Round-the-world flight: 30 days. London, Istanbul, Calcutta, Pakistan, Shanghai, Hang Chow, Honolulu, New York. By Allene Talmey and Irving Penn — 118–133 Monsieur le Curé gets his medals — By Margaret D. Low — 136 The brief loveliness — By John Moore — 160 People are talking about — 164–165 “Ranora House”...Nassau — 166–169 California rural—Mrs. Georges de Latour’s “Beaulieu” — 172–173SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Vogue’s School Directory — 85–87 Shop Hound — 96–111 Discoveries in Beauty — 184–189 A classic Vogue from fashion’s postwar golden era, this issue beautifully reflects Bouché’s artistic sophistication and Vogue’s celebration of style that endures beyond trends. With photography by Irving Penn and reportage spanning from Paris couture to global travel, it stands as a showcase of 1940s elegance and practical refinement—ideal for collectors of Vogue’s mid-century artistry and design heritage.

Vogue Magazine November 1, 1947 Fashion Finds by René Bouché

From a privately held Vogue archive, 1920s–1970s. These were stored away for decades and recently brought back into circulation. We performed light, dry surface cleaning at the outer spine (vacuum/brush/smoke sponge only; no wet methods), then placed each issue in a new archival sleeve.

What to expect: honest vintage traits, binding wear or small splits, staple-rust halos, edge toning, and period shelf dust that can appear as black residue along the spine. Interiors are dry and legible. Some copies retain a light vintage paper aroma typical of mid-century magazines.

Each listing shows the exact issue you’ll receive. Any condition materially beyond the above is noted in that item’s description. These characteristics reflect long, earlier storage before we acquired the collection; all items are now houséd in clean sleeves and stored upright.

This November 1947 issue of Vogue, featuring a cover illustration by René Bouché, captures the elegant resurgence of postwar glamour and the refined practicality of the late 1940s. Combining Vogue’s signature eye for high style with accessible sophistication, this issue explores how to make smart fashion investments—what Vogue calls “Fashion Finds”—amid a rapidly changing world of design and travel.

The condition of the item is in good condition. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.
Please check picture for condition purposes.
We do offer combined shipping, just ask.
All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FASHION
Vogue’s eye view of the silver spoon — 117
Travel wardrobe for around the world — 134–135
Late day: lace over satin — 137
Pale brocade for evening — 138–139
For dinner: short brocade, long wool — 140–141
Infanta shapes: a suit, a coat — 142–143
Adrian’s winged suit — 144
People are talking about...in fashion — 145
New idea about furs — 146–147
More taste than money — 148–159
  What makes a good buy? — 153
  Twice—a good buy—day and evening — 154–155
  Major the coat; minor the price — 156–157
  Fashion Finds — 158–159
Portrait with symbols: accessories — 161
Smooth: new formula for the lips; for a dinner-hat — 162
Gloves—revival of an old design — 163
Dinner broadcloth, winter satin — 170–171
Pearls go on and on—on everything — 174

PEOPLE AND IDEAS
Round-the-world flight: 30 days. London, Istanbul, Calcutta, Pakistan, Shanghai, Hang Chow, Honolulu, New York.
By Allene Talmey and Irving Penn — 118–133
Monsieur le Curé gets his medals — By Margaret D. Low — 136
The brief loveliness — By John Moore — 160
People are talking about — 164–165
“Ranora House”...Nassau — 166–169
California rural—Mrs. Georges de Latour’s “Beaulieu” — 172–173

SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS
Vogue’s School Directory — 85–87
Shop Hound — 96–111
Discoveries in Beauty — 184–189

A classic Vogue from fashion’s postwar golden era, this issue beautifully reflects Bouché’s artistic sophistication and Vogue’s celebration of style that endures beyond trends. With photography by Irving Penn and reportage spanning from Paris couture to global travel, it stands as a showcase of 1940s elegance and practical refinement—ideal for collectors of Vogue’s mid-century artistry and design heritage.

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