1972, Fashion: Vogue, The Stars (USA, 15 February)

Ready from Italy: Missoni

Ready from Paris: Chloë (Karl Lagerfeld)

Ready from Paris: Yves Saint Laurent

Ready from Paris: Sonia Rykiel

Ready from Italy: Valentino

Ready from Paris: Givenchy

Ready from London: Jean Muir

Ready from Italy: Walter Albini / Mirsa

Ready from Paris: Dior / Ungaro / Tiktiner

1969, Fashion: Vogue 15 March (Volume 153, No6, USA)

Paris: the editor’s report on the spirit, charge, and languor in the Spring Collections. PARIS this sets the whole tempo...

Courrèges

Courrèges

Dior / Saint Laurent

Ektor / Cardin

Grès

Ungaro

Patou

Ungaro

Saint Laurent

Dior

Cardin

Dior

Givenchy

Lanvin / Ricci / Venet

Saint Laurent / Grès

1976, Fashion: Vogue, European Ready-to-Wear: A few of Our Favorite Things

The super new T-shirt (Yves Saint Laurent)

Trig and soft—most-wanted day look at Basile / Count on Dorothée Bis to do the snappiest, most modern sweaters

The blazer as a suit (Yves Saint Laurent) / Lanvin’s instant evening

The new pants suit at Ungaro / Extra easy!—the Dior “windbreaker” suit / The great puller-together jacket at Dior

Tiktiner’s classic, basic navy and white / The thing about André Laug / Valentino’s soft-but-snappy white “suit,” / From Givenchy, the best white duck suit!

From Sonia Rykiel—who practically invented the soft, subtlesexy body-sweater—her new collectible / The seductively thin, silky sweaters of Missoni

Valentino’s navy-and-white Roman stripes for easy-evening / A treasure!—one of Saint Laurent’s irresistible little off-theshoulder dinner dresses

Karl Lagerfeld’s thin little pieces of ivory silk crépe de Chine / The look of hips at Kenzo (and everywhere in Paris!) / Patou’s simple, beautiful wrapping of silk

1964, Fashion: Vogue, Paris (USA, 15 March)

Chanel Coquetry – The Tiered Skirt

Chanel – A New Edge To Her Tweeds

Chanel – A Navy-Blue Coquetry

Geraldine Chaplin In Paris – When It Drizzles

Little Dresses: The New Sensation At Courrèges

Gabardine Shirtcoat At Ricci; The Longest Jacket At Dior

The Fit Of Pink Plaid At Venet; Laroche’s Stitched Pink Tweed

Covered And Bare – The Short Fluent Crêpes Of Cardin

Coquilles St. Laurent And The Pierrot Cage

1965, Designs: cars, furniture, electronics, clothes

Ford Mustang Bertone Concept

- Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro at Bertone, Turin, Italy, 1965

- Produced by Bertone, Turin, Italy

- Unveiled at the 1965 New York International Automobile Show

- Based on the Ford Mustang 2+2 Fastback

- Body: 2+2 Coupé

- Layout: 4,736 cc V8 front-engine, rear-wheel drive

Ford Mustang Bertone Concept

Ford Mustang Bertone Concept

Ford Mustang Bertone Concept

Ford Mustang Bertone Concept

Opel Kadett Spider Vignale Concept

- Designed by Alfredo Zanellato at Vignale, Grugliasco, Turin, Italy, 1965

- Produced by Vignale, Grugliasco, Turin, Italy, 1965

- Unveiled at the 1965 Geneva Motor Show

- Body: 2-seater Spider

- Based on the Opel Kadett A

- Layout: 993 cc L4 front-engine, rear-wheel drive

Opel Kadett Spider Vignale Concept

Opel Kadett Spider Vignale Concept

Opel Kadett Spider Vignale Concept

Olivetti Programma 101 (aka Perottina or P101)

- Design Pier Giorgio Perotto

- Styling by Marco Zanuso and Mario Bellini

- Manufactured by Olivetti, Ivrea, Piedmont, Italy, 1965

- First programmable desktop calculator (arguably the first personal computer)

Olivetti Programma 101

Olivetti Programma 101

Stacking chair Universale

- Design by Joe Colombo

- Manufactured by Kartell, Milano, Italy, 1965

Stacking chair Universale

Stacking chair Universale

The Mondrian Collection

- Design by Yves Saint Laurent, Paris, France, 1965

- Based on the paintings of Dutch painter Piet Mondriaan (1872–1944)

The Mondrian Collection

The Mondrian Collection

The Mondrian Collection

Citroën promotional photographs 1965

Citroën DS 21 Convertible photograph by William Klein

Citroën 2CV photograph by Martin André

Citroën DS photograph by Martin André

Citroën DS photograph by Martin André