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Vogue Magazine December 15, 1946 Dorian Leigh Ray Bolger GD Interior Vogue Magazine December 15, 1946 – Dorian Leigh and Ray Bolger – GD InteriorFrom 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 vintage issue of Vogue Magazine, dated December 15, 1946, features Dorian Leigh and Ray Bolger in a festive postwar celebration of Christmas fashion, society, and glamour. With its blend of elegant photography, debutante culture, and imaginative storytelling, this issue captures the renewed spirit of sophistication and optimism that defined late 1940s Vogue.The item is in acceptable condition with good interior. There are creases and marks on the front cover and within, and minor rips may also be present. The item shown in photos is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check pictures for condition purposes. We do offer combined shipping, just ask. All of our magazines come with a plastic protective covering.Table of ContentsCHRISTMAS... PARTIES, FASHIONS, PRESENTS Débutante parties and party clothes 66–69 At the Tuxedo Ball 70 Miss Nancy Harris in her début dress 71 Clothes they choose for the South 72–75 Mrs. Bertrand Taylor 72 Mrs. André Embiricos 73 Mrs. Marshall Heminway; Mrs. Parsons Vanderbilt 74 Mrs. José Dorelis 75 Ladies in the sun—resort fashions 82–87 The long, long coat 88 Ballet ski pants from Paris 89 Pleats—again 90 Inch-high ring 91 Closed toe...evening 92 Girl with a curl 93 Fashions at the National Horse Show 96–97 Lucid lines in fluid lamé by Mainbocher 98–99 The fifty-fifty suit 100 Christmas lingerie, Christmas cosmetic presents 102–107 Sleep inducers—Christmas linens 108PEOPLE AND IDEAS Snow White, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood— 57–63 Fables retold by Geoffrey Hellman The De Marcos 64 Dances and débutantes. By Frank Crowninshield 65 London to New York 76–77 Now in California 78–79 Norway. By Alice D. Kiaer 80 Christmas Eve in Louisburg Square 94–95 Pleasant Valley—no vacancies. By Mary Bromfield 101 A rare postwar holiday issue filled with seasonal fashion, social highlights, and literary features, this Vogue edition stands as a quintessential artifact of 1940s elegance—celebrating the return of glamour, artistry, and cultural refinement after wartime austerity.
Vogue Magazine December 15, 1946 – Dorian Leigh and Ray Bolger – GD Interior
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 vintage issue of Vogue Magazine, dated December 15, 1946, features Dorian Leigh and Ray Bolger in a festive postwar celebration of Christmas fashion, society, and glamour. With its blend of elegant photography, debutante culture, and imaginative storytelling, this issue captures the renewed spirit of sophistication and optimism that defined late 1940s Vogue.
The item is in acceptable condition with good interior. There are creases and marks on the front cover and within, and minor rips may also be present. The item shown in photos is exactly the same item you will receive.
Please check pictures for condition purposes.
We do offer combined shipping, just ask.
All of our magazines come with a plastic protective covering.
Table of Contents
CHRISTMAS... PARTIES, FASHIONS, PRESENTS
Débutante parties and party clothes 66–69
At the Tuxedo Ball 70
Miss Nancy Harris in her début dress 71
Clothes they choose for the South 72–75
Mrs. Bertrand Taylor 72
Mrs. André Embiricos 73
Mrs. Marshall Heminway; Mrs. Parsons Vanderbilt 74
Mrs. José Dorelis 75
Ladies in the sun—resort fashions 82–87
The long, long coat 88
Ballet ski pants from Paris 89
Pleats—again 90
Inch-high ring 91
Closed toe...evening 92
Girl with a curl 93
Fashions at the National Horse Show 96–97
Lucid lines in fluid lamé by Mainbocher 98–99
The fifty-fifty suit 100
Christmas lingerie, Christmas cosmetic presents 102–107
Sleep inducers—Christmas linens 108
PEOPLE AND IDEAS
Snow White, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood— 57–63
Fables retold by Geoffrey Hellman
The De Marcos 64
Dances and débutantes. By Frank Crowninshield 65
London to New York 76–77
Now in California 78–79
Norway. By Alice D. Kiaer 80
Christmas Eve in Louisburg Square 94–95
Pleasant Valley—no vacancies. By Mary Bromfield 101
A rare postwar holiday issue filled with seasonal fashion, social highlights, and literary features, this Vogue edition stands as a quintessential artifact of 1940s elegance—celebrating the return of glamour, artistry, and cultural refinement after wartime austerity.
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