Exemplar da primeira edição do livro 50 brasileiras incríveis para conhecer antes de crescer, escrito por Débora Thomé. \O livro reúne histórias de 50 brasileiras incríveis, verdadeiras heroínas com suas histórias transformadoras. A história de Zuzu Angel é contada com uma linguagem acessível e delicada descrevendo sua vida profissional e sua luta corajosa em busca de seu filho. A ilustração de Zuzu foi feita pela Julia Lima

Fôlder produzido para divulgação do Filme Zuzu Angel apresentando imagem dos atores Patricia Pilar e Daniel Oliveira , ela interpretando Zuzu Angel e ele interpretando Stuart Angel

Photograph of Christina Berlin wearing a long checkered dress with ruffles on the hem and an umbrella with the same pattern as the dress. Creation Zuzu Angel International Dateline Collection II. Rehearsal held in New York.

Photograph of model Kathy Lindsay in white lace dress and lace-lined hat at International Dateline Collection III - Holiday and Resort fashion show.

Photography of a model posing for a photo shoot by Manchete magazine, wearing clothes from the International Dateline Collection inspired by Bahia women.

Photography of models at the International Datelline Collection III.

Photography of models wearing pieces from the International Dateline Collection, created by Zuzu Angel, featuring skirts with floral prints, leather belt, inspired by the pieces by Lampião and Maria Bonita.

Photograph of clothing from the international Dateline Collection in the window of the Bergdorf Goodman store on Fifth Avenue in New York. His collections were also exhibited at the Gotham Hotel in New York. The sales success of Zuzu Angel's clothes was so great that she started to sell to Neiman Marcus chain stores and later set up an office in the USA to take care of her business.

Photograph by Zuzu Angel and Gilberto Mayo, his great collaborator at the store where he worked as an accountant, at the opening event of the boutique in Leblon.

Promotional poster for the Zuzu Angel Store with a picture of Hildegard Angel below the phrase “Zuzu, we love you!”. Below the picture, there is a brief description of the clothes can be found, as well as the logos and addresses for the two establishments which sold Zuzu’s clothes (Rio – New York).

Publication [catalog] named “Zuleika”, Year 01, Number 01, distributed by the Itaú Cultural Institute with texts and images related to the “Ocupação Zuzu” (Occupation Zuzu) project.

Five white rolls of tags, with 25 meters [?], with four being printed with angels in pink and one in blue. Rolls are packed with a tag, in paper, from the Haco S.A embroideries and shoelaces factory.

Set of four photographs from the day of the accident, which resulted on Zuzu Angel’s death. These show all the damages on Zuzu Angel’s car. One in particular shows the car’s license plate and one of the designer’s shoes found at the site.

Set of three photographic records of the cloak created by Zuzu Angel, ordered by Ms.Yolanda Costa e Silva as a gift to Queen Elizabeth II, during her visit to Brazil in 1968.

Sketch of cloak created by Zuzu Angel ordered by Ms.Yolanda Costa e Silva as a gift to Queen Elizabeth II. Has two pencil sketches on the back of the support.

Printed sketch, in black and white, of two dresses that make part of the International Dateline Collection I.

Drawing of an angel with a halo made out of charcoal, with an outline made out of black felt tip pen. Figure used as Zuzu Angel’s logo on several products and documents.

Technical drawing of women’s uniform for “Pioneiras Sociais” (Social Pioneers). Has a pen inscription: “White shirt. Vest made up by corset and skirt in one single piece, well spaced creases around the waist. Finishing with a small belt with small metallic belt. Material: gray serge and white fabric shirt, all in cotton.” And, written in pencil: “Tag in shape, size and original letters”. Has a gray fabric sample. Social Pioneers: social work of the first lady of the country, Sarah Kubitschek, where Zuzu Angel and other friends of Mrs. Sarah met to sew the uniforms. Zuzu excelled in this charity work and, from there, began to professionally sew that group of ladies, starting her career and inaugurating her first studio at home in Ipanema, highlighting her first collection called "Zuzu Skirts".

Two drawings of macaw with a colored background in red [?], two shades of green and yellow.

Record of model wearing a garment with references to “Maria Bonita”, holding a “Lampião” doll in a photo shoot of the International Dateline Collection I.