L'OFFICIEL PARIS April 1972
L'OFFICIEL PARIS April 1972
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This incredibly rare April 1972 Prêt-à-Porter issue of L’Officiel Paris is a stunning edition, featuring countless remarkable designs from the emerging ready-to-wear lines of major fashion houses - vividly reflecting the zeitgeist of the early 1970s.
This summery issue showcases exceptional fashion photography by Guégan, Roland Bianchini, and Patrick Bertrand and highlights the work of prestigious brands such as Jean Patou, Courrèges, Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior (Miss Dior), Philippe Venet, Nina Ricci, Louis Féraud, Chloé, Lanvin, Torrente, Pisanti, Emanuel Ungaro, Pierre Balmain, Givenchy, Bernard Perris, and many more.
The magazine perfectly captures the spirit of the early 1970s and remains a highly sought-after collector’s item. With its striking mix of black-and-white and color imagery, it exemplifies the bold, sophisticated visual language of the era. A truly exceptional issue - both historically significant and visually compelling.
Cover by Patrick Bertrand
Editor-in-chief: Georges Jalou
162 pages
479 g
24,0 cm x 32,2 cm/9.45“ x 12.68"
This magazine is in very good vintage condition with minor general signs of wear and age. The edges of the cover show light mottling from moisture, and there is a small tear at the outer edge (minor). The bottom corner is slightly dog-eared.

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