Fashion shows
Found in 392 Collections and/or Records:
Cincinnati Show Feb 27, 1969, 1969
This folder contains the correspondence and misc. paperwork involving the Cincinnati show "The Art of American Fashion." Included is a program from the show as well as invoices regarding the expenses of setting up the show. This includes correspondence in regards to insurance for the clothing shipments for the show. Also included is a show program from the Washington D.C. designer showing.
Cincinnati Show Feb 27, 1969, 1969
This folder contains materials in regards to the Cincinnati show "The Art of American Fashion." Three show programs are included as well as correspondence in regards to the show and the University of Cincinnati. Also included is the minutes for the meeting at the Norman Norell showroom on August 25,1969.
Congratulations letters, 1970's, 1970's
This folder contains congratulations letters and notes related to the Vera Maxwell's retrospective fashion show held at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution.
COTY- AFCA 1943 general, 1942-1943
This folder contains award programs, press releases, correspondence, transcripts of speeches, voting forms, and designer biographies.
COTY- AFCA 1943 winners, 1943
This folder contains designer biographies for Claire McCardell, Valentina, and 8x10" black and white head shots of Norman Norell and Lilly Daché.
COTY- AFCA 1944, 1944
This folder contains the award program for the 1944 COTY awards.
COTY- AFCA 1944 general, 1944
This folder contains one press release.
COTY-AFCA 1944 winners, 1944
This folder contains press releases, and designer bios for Claire McCardell, Sally Victor, and Phelps Associates. Also includes are 8x10" black and white headshots of Elizabeth Phelps, Sally Victor and a studio shot of two Adrian evening gowns.
COTY- AFCA 1945 general, 1945
This folder contains the invitation and the award program for the 1945 COTY awards, press releases, cue sheet and script, correspondence, speech notes,
COTY-AFCA 1945 winners, 1945
This folder contains 8x10" headshots and designer biographies for Gilbert Adrian, Tina Leser, and Emily Wilkens. One 8x10" black and white studio photo of an day suit by Hattie Carnegie.