Woman's Journal magazine - November 1987

Woman's Journal magazine - November 1987
Good condition for age - small light stain to front cover - light flattening at spine
290 pages

Diamond anniversary issue

FASHION - "A Toast To Success"
Sixty years since Woman's Journal made its debut, it's the British designers we salute. The designers are photographed here with clothes chosen from their current collection.
8 page photos
Features (designer and model, 1 page each): Catherine Walker, Roland Klein, Bruce Oldfield, Betty Jackson, Rifat Ozbek, Caroline Charles, Jasper Conran, Jean Muir

JACKIE KENNEDY ONASSIS - "20th Century Icon"
We explore her life and times
5 pages

PUTTING ON THE GLITZ - Glittering diamonds, or fabulous diamante. Inspired by our 60th anniversary, author and jewellery historian Vivienne Becker makes the perfect choice for this (or any other) special occasion
5 pages

ROYAL WATCHING - And what it reveals (by Desmond Morris)
How can we know what our Royal Family is really like? In this unique study of their unconscious gestures, Desmond interprets the body language that speaks louder than words
5 pages

STING - "Rebel In Search Of A Cause"
A rare interview with Sting
3 pages

FASHION - "Highland Fling"
As far as tartan is concerned, bright is best
8 page fashion photos

WHAT TYPE OF WOMAN ARE YOU? - All women fall into four distinct categories: Amazon, Madonna, Courtesan or Mother. We take a look at each one.
4 page article

OSCAR DE LA RENTA - "King Of Ruffles"
We meet the man who knows exactly what women want
Two and a quarter pages

STYLISH FURNITURE - "Still Going Strong"
Like Journal itself, many of this century's most influential and stylish furniture designs were launched in the Twenties and they're even more successful now than they were then. We take a pick of the past masters
6 page photos
(Photo of: Eileen Gray's Mediterranee rug, Rene Herbst's steel recliner; Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona chair and stool; Heal's limed oak sideboard; Eliel Saarinen's bench and table; Eileen Gray's Satellite mirror and Bibendum leather armchair; Le Corbusier dining chairs)

Plus cookery, fiction and more