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 a model wearing a long-sleeved dress with a print and a silk turban from the International Dateline Collection, created by Zuzu Angel, posing for a photo shoot for Manchete magazine.

Photography of a model in a fashion show from the International Dateline Collection I collection in New York, featuring a group inspired by the baianas. In this parade there were two other groups, one inspired by cangaço: Lampião and Maria Bonita and the other by lacemakers. Creation of Zuzu Angel and presentation by Lisa Curtis.

Photograph of two models posing with pieces from the Zuzu Angel creation, International Dateline Collection, with flower print skirts with lace ruffles and colorful mini blouses, turbans on the head in the same print as the skirts, inspired by Bahian women from the northeast of Brazil. Photo essay for Manchete magazine.

Promotional booklet announcing the International Dateline Collection gathering copies of the promotional folder for the fashion show held on New York’s department store Miss Bergdorf Goodman along with articles “Angel from Rio”, originally published by Eugenia Sheppard, on New York Post’s Inside Fashion column (17/11/1970) and “Design With Touch of Carmen Miranda Flair”, published by Bernardine Morris, on the New York Times (15/11/1970). Promotional pieces in the press clipping style, conceived by Lisa Curtis (who organized everything for Zuzu in NY). Fashion show held at the Gotham Hotel on 55 street. Later, the hotel was sold to an arab, but it was a reference to designers at the time. Each designer booked a suite, where they held their launch shows. Department stores (Bayer, Saks, etc) would attend and buy items. Models were originally from New York, and the show was entirely organized by Lisa Curtis.

Fotografia posada de Zuzu Angel com braço encostado em armário tendo ao fundo imagem sacras e e estátua de galinha de barro. Na parede ao alto três desenhos de cabeças de modelos com turbantes.