Seventeen August 1963 Runaway Fashion Hits for Fall, Peter Fonda | ASMR Magazine Flip Through
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025
- Vintage issue of Seventeen August 1963. Relaxing ASMR sounds from page turning and a step back in time at the same time.
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Runaway Fashion Hits for Fall. 23 hairdo designed for you. Drift to sleep in a smock. How to squeeze a lot into very, very little space. Knit is it! Peter Fonda on his own. How to hold a boy without hanging on. Cape shapes fly high. Skimmer suedes. Little charms in print.
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This was awesome 🙏
I simply loved this! Thanks for sharing this Seventeen magazine. Please share more Seventeens...they're wonderful! Blessings and thanks!
When my sister and I each turned 17, my mother gave us the Seventeen magazine for our birthday month and year. Hers was January 1967 and mine was February 1968. I still have mine!
This was fun. It's amazing to think that the mod look was already taking over England and young US women were still dressing middle-aged. Haven't heard the words "orlon" and "dacron" in years. Goodbye panty girdles. Do miss the shoes though. And the elephant jokes! They were rampant during that time and we thought they were hilarious. Thanks for the memories.
We weren't dressing as middle-aged women. Away from school, we were very hip. But at school (which was our job--being educated) we dressed in timeless classics. But this is a 1963 issue. Mods and Rockers wouldn't be "in" until 1965, escorted in by the Beatles and Stones.
Our department store had one wall that was devoted to Garland sweaters in every color. I don’t even know how many I had, but I really miss some of the brand clothing like Bobbie Brooks that we used to have.
Used to model Bobbie Brooks at Belk😂. Were we ever that young?😭
Kind of an aside point but all these shoes, underwear and clothing were manufactured in the U.S.A. Try and find that today ...
Ah, the days of girdles, slips, and garter belts!
I remember as a teen I had COUNTRY SET CLOTHES AND JOTHAN LOGAN DRESSES. I say clothes but it might have been two outfits only.
Peter Fonda when he was an up and coming wholesome dream boat! Also Easy Rider years later is a must see American film and if you can see a copy of him doing the Tempest it is great it was made for T.V. I wonder if it is on YOU TUBE! Fun stuff. Hairdos in 1963! And really the beginning of the "teenager". The word itself is relatively new. In the 1930's and prior girls just got married or a few went to college, they grew up they were not marketed to that much. The 1920's flappers there was some marketing as the car, the radio and makeup off stage was a thing, as were the first safety razors. But in the 1920's magazine they had drawings of the products!
I was surprised to see so many ads for girdles.
Arpege was marketed at teens? Just wow.
so iconic. i assume Tampax was new on the market. it said worn internally LOL!
If you didn't use tampons, you had to wear a sanitary belt to which you would attach the sanitary pad. Sanitary pads did not have the stickiness they do now where they adhere to the panty. Also, girdles and garter belts were worn to which nylon stockings were attached. They didn't have pantyhose back then.
That's interesting information about the use of sanitary belt. I didn't know about that.
@@francine8806 yes! i remember my great grandmother showing my older sister how to attach her pads to the belt.this was in the early 70's. geez! thank GOD we dont have to wear girdles and harness type bras super pointy too lol! i wasnt born till 1964 but my mom was probably pregnant when this magazine was out.
@@francine8806 yes! and all women wore there nylons everyday
@@CasaMiaVintage yes and the pads were so big, thick n long too. they remind me of the type of giant pads you get after giving birth
During the late 60's I bought a copy every month, when it was .50 what is it now?
There were a lot of girdles.
Some of the fashion ads in here look more like Vogue magazine instead of Seventeen.
The ads for fabric fibers wool, cotton, Orlon and Dacron? Odd.
The blouse patterns? Awful.
Advertising cigarette cases and lighters to 17 year olds? Truly disturbing.
I still remember a lot of the brands shown on these pages - only 8 or 9 of which I know to still be in business (American Tourister, Dow, Tampax, Maidenform, Vanity Fair, Cover Girl, Revlon.. along with a few others.)
It’s really sad to see how many private labels are no more.