Box 2

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This folder contains black and white photographs of window displays featuring Estee Lauder products; all windows also include mannequins wearing dresses, and some also include wallpaper and furniture in the visual display.

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This folder contains black and white photographs of windows featuring Anne Klein women's wear. All of them feature a minimalist visual aesthetic, with the clothing paired with one key prop or backdrop; these props include large floral arrangements, abstracted sculptures of animals, and painted landscapes. Most prints have handwritten dates on the reverse.

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This folder contains black and white photographs of women's wear by Bill Blass. Visual display elements include mirrored backdrops, tropical umbrellas and boxes and baskets paired with oversized padded luggage-like panel backdrops. Most photographs have handwritten dates on the reverse: Aug 1973, Oct 1973 or Jan 1974.

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This folder contains black and white photographs of window displays featuring casual women's wear. The Broumand windows had a visual element of a series of hanging net sculptures; they have a handwritten date on the reverse of Nov 1973. There are photos of two sets of Adri windows, all with a handwritten date of 1973: one set has dramatic striped geometric backdrops, while the other set has a softer sculptural tulle textile drape.

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This folder contains color and black and white photographs of window displays featuring men's and women's wear by Jaeger. Visual elements include equestrian imagery (such as large abstract sculptures of horse heads) and furniture.

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This folder contains black and white photographs of women's wear window displays; themes include sequins, batiks, beach coverups, casual looks and outerwear.

Scope and Contents This folder contains black and white photographs of women's wear window displays; themes include celebrating the color black, drapey long dresses, and swimwear. Some of the backdrops seem to be reused from windows in the 1972 - 1973 folders in this box, namely the sculptural wood ends background and the giant sculptural Brancusi style head. Named designers include the Meadowbrook Shop, Young Colony, Katja (Scandinavian), John Anthony, Leo Narducci, Neil Bieff, Arturo Herrera, Scott Barrie...

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This folder contains black and white photographs of women's wear window displays; themes include celebrating the color white, Italian knits, tea time in England, shearling outerwear, casual looks for travel and nightlife. Named designers include MAC TAC of Paris, Polo by Ralph Lauren, Gianni Versace for Callaghan, Jean Cacharel, Kasper for Joan Leslie, John Anthony and Jean Muir of London. Many backdrops are architectural and feature large geometric patterns or animal prints.

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This folder contains black and white photographs of window displays featuring clothes by DVF and Calvin Klein. The former have visual elements that include backdrops made of cut ends of tree trunks collaged together, and vertical white birch tree trunks; the latter have decorative folding screens behind the mannequins or parasols made of large leaves.

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This folder contains color and black and white photographs of windows displaying women's wear and shoes by Oscar de la Renta. The visuals are minimalist, either with mannequins wearing the clothes standing next to oversized caricature drawings of de la Renta or a drawing of a man in profile wearing a fedora.