Collection of Hawke’s Bay Museums Trust, Ruawharo Tā-ū-rangi, 1-2983

Fashions of the "Fabulous Fifties. A black evening dress and floral day-time dress are modelled by Miss Jan Hughes and Mrs Gladys Inglis.

Maker
Daily Telegraph
Production date
24 Sep 1966
Current rights
All Rights Reserved
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Object detail

About this object

Image shows the two models next to each other (side on). From an article "Getting With It" about a fashion parade of clothes from the 1860s to the present at the Taradale Town Hall.

Collection

Daily Telegraph Negative Collection

Maker

Daily Telegraph; 1871; 1999

Production date

24 Sep 1966

Production period

1960s/20th Century

Media/Materials

Plastic/Photographic/Man-made Materials

Classification terms

Negative, Film
Documentary Artifact
Communication Artifacts

Current rights

Credit Line

gifted by the Daily Telegraph. Reproduction by kind permission of NZME/Hawke's Bay Today.

Other number(s)

A/16/1, 9652

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Subject category

Clothing Costume and Textiles Archive classification History

Subject auto tags

Clothing Footwear Leg Dress Curtain Standing Black-and-white Flower Gesture Style

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