Harper's Bazaar magazine - April 1952

Harper's Bazaar magazine - April 1952
Good condition for age - there is a seven-inch neat tear from the bottom of the front cover (close to spine - see photo) - there is a feint line from the edge of the front cover at the spine through the lady's hat (see photo) - there is a two-inch complete strip of paper carefully cut out from the bottom of pages 93-94 (this may have been an advertisement coupon that has been removed from the magazine) - staples are rusty - all pages inside in great condition
118 pages

Features:

Fashion:
- Report from Paris: Spring openings (2 pages)
- The Necklines of Balenciaga (2 pages)
- The overblouses of Dior (2 pages)
- These are the Suits of Paris (2 pages)
- Dior low flare coat and low flare skirt (2 pages)
- From the Paris boutiques (4 pages)
- Dark of Evening (2 page fashion)
- Evening Light (2 page fashion)
- The Italian Collections (4 pages)
- A change in the air (changeable three-in-one outfits) (2 pages)
- Cottons step up and up (4 pages)
- The unbroken line: corselettes (4 pages) [there is a little text within this article which continues on page 94. Part of page 94 has been removed and so a small part of the text on this page is missing]
- The well-spent pound: the black suit and its entourage (2 pages)
- Shopping Bazaar: where to shop in Paris for the least expenditure of money (2 pages)

Plus:
- Constructive slimming (2¼ pages)
- There is no Elixir of Beauty (by Jane Stockwood) (1 page article; 1 page model photo)
- A Place For Poetry (short story by J. D. Scott) (2½ pages)