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".

Short sleeve blouse, fitted to the waist, with a black background and a printed pattern of flower bouquet in white, light blue, dark blue, light red, orange and dark gray. There as two kinds of fabric on the piece: printed cotton and plain black. The front has side cutouts on the printed cotton and double drape. The round cleavage has a thin taping ribbon in black satin. There is a buttoning on the front with 12 round black plastic buttons with satin straps buttonholes closing. The blouse’s hem has a slight frill. The sleeves are puffy and have folded hems with the same button on the front. Donated by the journalist Inês Duque Estrada.