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This folder contains a column on tradition versus the avant garde and black and white photos of ensembles by Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Bill Blass, Norma Kamali and Christian Lacroix, and Carolina Herrera.

This folder contains a column and black and white photos of loungewear by Oscar de la Renta, Bill Blass and Fernando Sanchez.

This folder contains a column on Bill Blass and black and white photocopies of photos by an unidentified designer.

This folder contains a column on American fashion and black and white photos of ensembles by Bill Blass.

This folder contains a column and black and white photos of ensembles by Debra Moises, Bill Blass and Oscar de la Renta.

This folder contains a column on soft fabrics and black and white photos of ensembles by Go>Silk and Bill Blass.

This folder contains a column on pantsuits and black and white photos of pantsuits by Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta and Bill Blass and one color photo of a pantsuit by Bill Blass.

This folder contains a column on jackets and black and white photos of jackets, with press releases attached, by Hanae Mori, Joseph Abboud and Bill Blass.

This folder contains a column on summer fashions of Donna Karan, Carolina Herrera and Bill Blass and black and white photos of ensembles by Bill Blass and Linda Allard for Ellen Tracy.

This folder contains a column on New York Fashion Week and color photos of ensembles by Bill Blass and Go>Silk and one color reproduction of a sketch of an ensemble by Richard Tyler for Anne Klein.

Five photocopied and pasted articles concerning the apparel firm Bill Blass, including articles from California Apparel News and The Wall Street Journal.

This folder contains a column on New York fashion week and color and black and white photos and sketches of ensembles by Bill Blass.

This folder contains a column on New York Fashion Week and color photos of ensembles by Bill Blass.

This folder contains 3 8x10 black and white photographs and 11 copies of 8x10 black and white photographs of designs by Bill Blass, Oscar De La Renta

This folder contains a column on Armani and soft silhouettes and black and white photocopies of ensembles by Akris and Bill Blass.

This folder contains 36 articles written for a syndicated column in April, May, and June of 1966. Articles cover following topics: High society women commenting on current fashion, Indira Gandhi of India, Bill Blass and real women, Chic to conservative fashion, Fashion design influence on American Indian, Karinska and Traviata, Summer fashion trends, Dining culture, Martha Graham, Shifting positions in the fashion world, Interpreting designers, Kenneth Lane Jewelry, Truman Capote's catty personality, Rose Kennedy's wardrobe on display, Luciana Pignatelli, Paris after the war, Sophia Loren and Paris, Boutique history and culture in Paris, Elizabeth Taylor "Taming the Shrew," Jeanne Hunt Miller, Lolita fashion trends, Myth of White House fashion coordinator, Lauren Bacall, Purchasing suits and fabrics, The older lives of fashion models, Coco the musical about Chanel, Debate over waistlines in fashion, the interest of learning language for travel, Marya Mannes view on fashion, Report on American bathroom design, Lady B. Johnson and daughters, Angela Lansbury in "Mame" by Robert Mackintosh, Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," Smithsonian exhibit "Little Black Dress," and the wide brimmed hat trend.

This folder contains a column on Paris couture and black and white photos of ensembles by Bill Blass, Jean-Louis Scherrer, Christian Lacroix, Oscar de la Renta, Christian Dior, unidentified designers and reproductions of sketches of ensembles by unidentified designers.

This folder contains 11 8x10 black and white photographs of designs by Pauline Trigere, Randolph Duke, YSL, Bill Blass, and Geoffrey Beene.

This folder contains press releases, schedules, price and fact sheets, notes, correspondence, and four color 8x10 photographs pertaining to the release of Bill Blass's perfume "Amazing."

This folder contains multiple copies of an AP article about home decoration and associated fax transmittal forms.