Advert for the launch of the International Dateline Collection I, with the attendance of Zuzu Angel, in The New York Times.

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.

Letter from the Ministry of Foreign Relations, signed by José Ferreira Lopes, head of the Fairs and Exhibits division, inviting Zuzu Angel to perform a fashion show at the Brazilian Business Centre in London, during a textiles and Brazilian confections exhibit.

Poster with the illustration of a backwards-facing woman walking the runway and other information regarding the event. The bottom left corner of the advert has a small angel illustration, the designer’s brand logo.

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.

Zuzu becomes the highlight of Manchete Magazine’s fashion column, published on August 21st 1971, which presents her latest collection, with emphasis on the mayor of New York’s daughter, Kathy Lindsay. She poses for pictures wearing three different models and mentions her admiration for Zuzu Angel’s work. The article also presents 3 other dresses from the collection in detail and better explains the inspiration for the development and choices for patterns and colors.

Invitation to the opening of the “Ocupação Zuzu” (Zuzu Occupation) exhibition which took place at the “Paço Imperial” (Imperial Palace) between august 15th and November 02nd, 2014.

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.

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.

Sketch of short floral dress (gown) with fringes on the sleeves. Has the signature “Zuzu” on the bottom right section.

Short dress with V-neck, short sleeves and a bow. Female figure with left hand in pocket.

Sketch of short dress with large round buckle and a side pocket on the left. Has the inscription “Gis” on the bottom left area of the support, possibly as a reference to illustrator Gisela Porto.

A copy of the first edition of the book “I, Zuzu Angel, seek my son”, written by Virgínia Valli, Zuzu’s sister. “Coleção Visões e Revisões” (Visions and Revisions Collection); Philo Biblion Publishing house

Front and back of promotional folder created by Dona Isabel’s Fabric Factory for the promotion of the Polybel fabric, used as a primary material for the manufacture of the International Dateline Collection I clothing.

Two sided folder produced by Dona Isabel’s Fabric Factory for the promotion of the use of Polybel factory, used as a primary material for the production of the International Dateline Collection I clothing. On the back: Advert for The New York Times on November 18th, 1970 – Bergdorf Goodman – New York.

Photographic record of Elke Maravilha at a Zuzu Angel fashion show wearing a long sleeved dress with a floral pattern, long pearl necklace and hat with flowers. The back has a pencil inscription which reads: “Elke Maravilha, Zuzu Angel green vedette model”.

Photograph of Kathy Lindsay modeling Zuzu’s collection. Fashion critics from the time cans be seen on the background, evaluating the dress worn by her.

Fotografia de modelo no Lançamento da coleção International Dateline Collection III – Holiday and Resort. Nova York, residência do Cônsul Geral do Brasil, Lauro Soutello Alves, 13 de setembro de 1971 quando Zuzu Angel tornava internacionalmente público o caso do desaparecimento de seu filho Stuart realizando Desfile Protesto.

Photograph of Zuzu Angel doing last minute adjustments on an item of clothing with model.