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Detachable hoop sleeves with mink cuffs, on a short white pique evening dress.
Black - With One White Glove
Christian Dior-New York
Photograph: Lillian Bassman
The perfect short black dress with the sailor collar hind-side-fore and a deep decolletage in back. Harry Winston diamonds.
Mollie Parnis
Photograph: Genevieve Naylor
A stick of black pique - the straight town dress.
Christian Dior
Kodachrome by Avedon
Dior's heavenly winged cap in potato-white straw with brow band in rust grosgrain.
Jablow
Seen during luncheon at the Pavillon Restaurant, a fitted coat of black ottoman, buttoned almost to the hem - which means you can wear it as a dress as well as over one.
Harvey Berin
Photograph: Lillian Bassman at Le Pavillon
A strapless, plummet-straight sheath of black linen, the deep-pointed decolletage cuffed in black velvet and half veiled to a drifting stole of white eyelet.
In Japan, it is believed that with the dawn of the New Year all our slates are wiped clean. The cares, dilemmas and disasters of the past magically fall away, leaving each of us in essence newborn. If this concept enchants, it takes more than enchantment to give it reality. To be a new being, one must dare to crack the hardened crust of custom – even one’s own cherished customs – and confront one’s self and the world with a sense of venture and a mind as open to wonder as a child’s. This issue is devoted to that questing sense – in fashion, in thought, and even in fantasy. The opening pages provide a brief look at a few of those free spirits in the arts and sciences who are, perhaps, the truest venturers toward the unknown. Which of their innovations will prove valid and revelatory remains to be seen. But the direction of man’s future depends in large measure on the vision, courage and applications of explorers.
Harper's Bazaar January 1963
Dr. Frank Rosenblatt
...and part of the simulated biological nerve net that comprises the first cognitive machine: the perceptron Mark 1 - The first computer that could learn new skills by trial and error, using a neural network that simulates human thought processes.
The multiple face of the unknown, from which the knowledge, the direction and the hope of man' future will in time emerge
Jean Tinguely
Kay Harris
Jean Tinguely
"If you enter a game with the machine, then perhaps you can make a truly joyous machine - by joyous, I mean free."
William Katavolos
and some of the drawings envisioning an organic architecture that the discoveries of modern chemistry made credible
HOW TO RAISE AN EYEBROW
James Moore
How to raise an eyebrow: Reach for the Stars
Richard Avedon
Christina Paolozzi
How to raise an eyebrow: muffle your beauty
Richard Avedon
How to raise an eyebrow after five
Richard Avedon
HOLLYWOOD IS:
Hitchcock chasing Inge Balke in Jane Derby below Psycho house
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Three graces bent midst the oleander in the garden of William Pereira.
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Sun worship beside Mr. Herbert Cordier's hot-dog-shaped pool
Jantzen - hat by Halston
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Croquet on the grounds of movie producer Samuel Goldwyn and his own club members, Mike Romanoff, Phillip Reed and Cesare Danova. Models in Harrods and Joan Leslie
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
The moonshooter, Dr. William Pickering, Director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology.
De De Johnson
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Aldous Huxley - a towering mind in a land of size, thrust, boom.
Davidow - Adolpho hat
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
A movie set with Billy Wilder and Shirley Maclaine
Irma La Douce
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
The Old West
Rudi Gernreich
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Corroganville, a training ground for stunt drivers
Pendleton
Jeanloup Sieff
HOLLYWOOD IS
Valentino, the dream lover mourned by thousands, his effigy in wax, a symbol to cling to.
