Harper's Bazaar magazine - February 1954

Harper's Bazaar magazine - February 1954
Fair to good condition - some light foxing to front cover (only really noticeable when held up to the light) - slight crease down length of front cover - there are some tiny tears to bottom of front cover - large diagonal crease to the top corner of pages 79-80 - there is a one-inch tear at the bottom of the rear cover and this tear also affects pages 33 to the very last page in the magazine - all pages inside in good condition
86 pages

Features:

Fashion:
- The well-spent pound (8 pages)
- The dress with a beautiful price-tag (2 pages)
- Hats rated high for a day and evening (6 pages)
- Capital Investments: the good tweed suit, tweed dress, wool dress (6 pages)
- Lingerie: the New Invaluables (4 page sketch images)

Plus:
- Capital outlay on beauty (6 pages)
- "Cockles and mussels" (Elizabeth David on cooking the humbler shell-fish, 2¼ pages)
- Lost Mariners (short story by Geoffrey Skelton, 3 pages)
- Governor-General of Australia: Field-Marshal Sir William and Lady Slim (double page black/white photos)
- Living in Australia (by Alan Moorehead, 2½ pages)
- Artists in Coiffure (photographed by Eric de Maré) (2 page black/white photos)