Playboy Magazine, July 1984
July 15, 2023 in PlayBoy 80s by Wyatt Earp
The July 1984 issue of Playboy Magazine offers a blend of enlightening conversations, intriguing articles, alluring pictorials, humor, and practical lifestyle advice.
In this issue, the Playboy Interview presents a candid conversation with Walid Jumblatt, a prominent figure in Lebanese politics and the leader of the country's Druze community. Jumblatt's forthright discussion on his life, beliefs, and political views provide readers with a unique insight into the complexities of Middle Eastern politics.
The feature article, "Wired," delves into a contemporary topic, while "Money 101: Terms of Enrichment" provides a helpful guide for those looking to understand financial terminology better.
The issue includes two gripping pieces of fiction – "By the Numbers" and "The World's a Stage". "Life as a Standing Eight Count," a memoir, adds a personal touch to this edition.
Visually, the issue is enriched by the enticing "Ad Ventures with Robin" pictorial and a second feature pictorial, "Brava, Bo!" Also, the Playmate of the Month, "Clicking with Liz," adds to the magazine's visual allure.
Practical lifestyle advice is given in "Blonde on Blonde," an attire-focused feature, and "Breaking Up is Hard to Do," which offers modern living insights. "All on Boardsailing!" will delight fans of watersports.
As always, Playboy's Party Jokes and the Bernard and Huey satire provide a good laugh, and the "20 Questions: Fran Lebowitz" feature offers an inside look into the life of this renowned author and public speaker. Wrapping up the issue, the exploration of "America's Best Singles Bars" will intrigue those looking for lively nightlife.
The July 1984 issue of Playboy Magazine is available for purchase on various online platforms and at select vintage magazine stores.
