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September 1951 (Creation)
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8 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 10 x 8 cm
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51-2485_002, 51-2485_005 and 51-2485_008 appeared on Page 12 of the Thursday, September 20, 1951 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Victoria Influence Noted in Style Show."
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Photo caption accompanying published versions of 51-2485_002, 51-2485_005 and 51-2485_008: "PETTICOATS TO FUR-TRIMMING - The petticoat has come out from under-cover in sparkling jewel tones and is worn for display even with suits. Left [51-2485_005], Mrs. Walter Cavell of Guelph models the new moulded suit with its swirling skirt accented by a bright petticoat. Mrs. Harold Yirka (centre) [51-2485_008] is in the new frothy-type evening gown of layered tulle over taffeta. The stole can be worn as a shoulder-panel. A smart winter suit (right) [51-2485_002] worn by Mrs. William Hummel combines smooth textured fabric with sheered-fur accented cuffs and tuxedo collar."