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Fotografia de Zuzu Angel aparentemente sentindo o aroma de um vidro de perfume demonstrado por Amelia Bassin design do Xanadu line for Faberge em Nova York - Bassinova Inc. New york - Outubro de 1971.
Photograph of North American actress Tracy Swope posing in Zuzu Angel's creative dress.
Small phone book, with Zuzu Angel’s telephone contacts. Her appointment and phone books were bought in New York, with a furry/animal print cover series. Zuzu loved the leopard pattern (owning a pouf, coat and handbags with leopard print fur). These weren’t common during the 1960s.
Advert for Dona Isabel’s Factory about all 50 (fifty) pieces of the International Dateline Collection II displayed at The Gotham Hotel from 25/01/1971 and 06/02/1971. Has two photographs of mannequins (models), one from Detroit on the top left corner and another on the bottom right corner.
Advert written as an article about the International Dateline Collection on The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Advert for the launch of the International Dateline Collection I, with the attendance of Zuzu Angel, in The New York Times.
Newspaper cutout of International Dateline Collection II at the Gotham Hotel advert.
Advert for the preview of the International Dateline Collection III, published on the Women’s Wear Daily magazine.
Letter by Zuzu Angel to Thomas Dine (Secretary to Senator Frank Church) reporting Stuart’s arrest and disappearance and the theme inflection of her fashion collections. Typed, dated, and unsigned document.
Typed letter in company letterhead with former Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek on the upper part, sent by his wife Sarah Kubistchek to Zuzu Angel, thanking for the thought and wishing her a geart year. The lower part has a signature by the former First Lady.
Card with angel illustration. The back has an advert for Bergdorf Goodman’s department store, announcing Zuzu Angel’s Brazilian fashion in New York. (Published in The New York Times on 18/11/1970).
Christmas card sent by Joan Crawford to Zuzu on Christmas 1970, thanking her for her friendship and also wishing a great new year. Has an inscription on the lower part, written by Joan herself, which reads: “P.S. I’m so delightfull you were so successful”. The letter G of the word greetings has Christmas trimmings such as bells and ornaments.
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.
Footage from TV Cultura (Brazilian TV channel) archive which shows the protest-show staged by Zuzu at the Brazilian Embassy on the United States. Fashion show that, besides bringing attention to the disappearance of her son Stuart Angel Jones, served as a way for Zuzu to report the abuse being applied by the military regime as well as claiming the right to bury her son. The footage doesn’t contain any audio, is approximately 3’19’’ long and shows the entire show: from Zuzu’s arrival, accompanied by her models, to the show’s final moments, when she wore a long black dress.
Invitation for the showing of the International Collection II at the Gotham Hotel, from January 25th and February 06th, 1972. Has an illustration with a flower motif on the back.
Invitation for the release of the book “Eu, Zuzu Angel, procure meu filho” (“I, Zuzu Angel, seek for my son”), which took place on October 21st, 1968, at the Casa Grande Theater, Rio de Janeiro-RJ.
Heart shaped invitation specially created for the launch of the International Dateline Collection III. The front part has a flowers and roses pattern in green, pink, orange and white on a turquoise background. The back has information about the event and contacts.
Copy of letter from Martin Ennals (General Secretary of the Amnesty International) to John Sparkmann (Senator and member of the US International Relations Committee) regarding the disappearance of Stuart Angel Jones and other missing political activists during the Brazilian military dictatorship.
Copy of article published in Manchete Magazine, on 01/09/1975, entitled “Zuzu Angel, be elegant, spend little and make your own dress” from the “Do it yourself, from home” collection.
