Playboy Magazine, July 1991
July 20, 2023 in PlayBoy 90s by Wyatt Earp
The July 1991 issue of Playboy Magazine continues its tradition of blending entertainment, lifestyle, and contemporary topics.
Leading the issue is the 'Playboy Interview' with acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee, offering readers an intimate conversation with the celebrated director.
The magazine takes on global issues in 'No, Mein Kuwait' while the 'Balkan Beauty' pictorial showcases the allure of Eastern European women.
Readers will find resonances of Americana in the 'Sports in America' fiction piece, and the 'Double Plays' fashion feature explores summer trends.
For jazz and rock history enthusiasts, 'Playboy's History of Jazz and Rock Part Three: Some Like It Hot' dives into the evolution of these music genres.
The Playmate of the Month feature 'Miss Liberty' is followed by 'Playboy's Party Jokes', injecting humor into the issue.
'Going Topless' offers modern living insights, while 'The Justice Breaks His Silence' is an incisive article that deals with contemporary issues.
The 'Playboy Collection' keeps readers abreast of modern living trends, and 'The Height Report' provides an appealing pictorial.
The issue concludes with '20 Questions: Eric Bogosian', featuring an engaging dialogue with the notable actor and playwright.
The July 1991 issue of Playboy Magazine is available for purchase online and at selected vintage magazine retailers.
