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1990s

Patterns in Vogue: Stella Tennant by Steven Meisel

December 17, 2020December 17, 2020by Sarah SheehanLeave a Comment

Vogue 9345 trench pattern in Vogue, May 1996 — Stella Tennant in “Spare Change,” *Vogue*, May 1996. Photo: Steven Meisel. Editor: Camilla Nickerson. Image: Vogue Archive.

Stella Tennant turns 50 today. In a Bauhaus-inspired, mid-’90s editorial, the British supermodel wears a minimalist trench coat made from a Vogue pattern.

Tennant’s trench is view C of Vogue 9345, made up in cotton twill from B&J Fabrics and, as always, “edited by Vogue.”

1990s Misses' / Misses' Petite coat pattern Vogue 9345 — Vogue 9345 (1995) Image: Etsy.

Happy 50th, Ms. Tennant!

Stella Tennant in an Alexander McQueen blanket coat by Sarah Burton, AW 2018 — Stella Tennant in Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton, Fall 2018. Image: Vogue Runway.

1960s

Patterns in Vogue: Huston in Ireland

November 16, 2020November 16, 2020by Sarah Sheehan2 Comments

Richard Avedon, Anjelica Huston and male model Harvey in Ireland, Vogue, October 15, 1969 — Detail, “Looking Great,” *Vogue*, October 15, 1969. Photos: Richard Avedon. Editor: Polly Mellen. Image: Vogue Archive.

For her first appearance in American Vogue, Anjelica Huston flew to rural Ireland with Richard Avedon and fashion editor Polly Mellen. Mellen opted to use several Vogue Patterns on the shoot.

Vogue 7667, Vogue 2196 (YSL) Anjelica Huston in Vogue, October 15, 1969 — Anjelica Huston in *Vogue*, October 15, 1969. Photos: Richard Avedon. Editor: Polly Mellen. Image: Vogue Archive.

Mellen’s selections include designs by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Cardin, all made up in leather, suede, and chamois. (Hats by Jackie Rogers and Ruza Creations; bags, Louis Vuitton and Karavan. Hair by Ara Gallant.)