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This folder contains fashion show invitations from Lucile Paray, Catherine Parel, Jean Patou, Paquin, Philippe & Gaston, Robert Piguet, Premet, Raphael, Jane Regny, Renault and Maggy Rouff.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. All sketches are undated except for two dated 1939.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. All sketches are undated except for one dated 1939.

This subseries contains biographical information, speeches, correspondence, press clippings, and photographs of Dorothy Shaver, president of Lord and Taylor, 1945-1959.

Joan Crawford in trench coat; Greta Garbo in Mata Hari, 1930; Greta Gargo and Robert Taylor in Camille; slide depicting a glove; 2 photographs of Greta Garbo in "Queen Christina," 1933 (MFIT owns extant costume); Greta Garbo in "The Painted Veil," 1931;

This folder contains sketches of pencil, wash and pen designs for children's clothing. Also, included is an invitation of a formal opening related to Brookhaven Textiles, Inc.

This folder contains sketches of pencil, color pencil, wash, acrylic and pen designs for children's clothing. There are also sketches of pencil, wash and acrylic designs of striped fabric patterns, some have fabric samples attached. Also, included are handwritten notes, a receipt, and magazine and newspaper clippings.

This folder contains sketches of pencil, color pencil, wash and acrylic designs for children's clothing. Also, included is a trim and a fabric sample.

This folder contains eleven catalogs or promotional pieces for goods offered by Le Bon Marché department store.

This folder contains tear sheets.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This folder consists of black and white photographs of Wieselthier working, with her designs, with other artists, etc.

This folder consists of black and white photographs of mannequins and window displays dressed by Wieselthier.

This series contains personal documents that belonged to Wieselthier including correspondence, receipts, ledgers and budgets, applications, etc.

Volume 1 contains coverage of Mainbocher's back-to corsets movement and the new long torso silhouette he created in undergarments during his collaboration with Warner. It also contains extensive coverage of his famous "Rules for Chic" 12-point plan and his first trip back to his native Chicago. Included are Mainbocher-Warner PR materials, a New Yorker profile, and ads taken from the New Yorker, Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Folders contain a periodicals list, a brief note from an unidentified woman to the designer and an issue of Look magazine with an article on Mainbocher's business from January 18, 1938.

This folder contains 26 patents (some duplicates), largely for sewing machinery, registered by the Man-Sew Corporation between 1939-1940

Two miniature sketchbooks with soft leather covers, one labeled (5) from Spring 1939 and one labeled (7) from Spring 1940. Sketches are labeled with style names.

This folder contains clippings from national and local newspapers and magazines. It includes examples from her stint at Hattie Carnegie, as well as reports on her work, design aesthetic and methods and her background. Also in this folder is a cover of Mademoiselle from September1940.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This folder contains graphite pencil sketches, some with fabric swatches

This folder contains 30 large, high-quality black and white photographs of of women modeling hats designed by Robert Dudley, dating from 1940 (bulk undated), as well as 3 pages of small or autographed photographs pasted onto scrapbook paper.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic work.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This series contains personal documents that belonged to Wieselthier including correspondence, receipts, ledgers and budgets, applications, etc.

This folder contains black and white photographs of Wieselthier's ceramic art.

This folder contains advertisements from Townely Frocks and Hattie Carnegie, as well as retailers such as Russeks, Best & co., and Niemen-Marcus.

Volume 2 contains extensive coverage of the opening of Mainbocher's establishment in New York City in October 1941, as well as his first and second New York collections in the fall of 1940 and the spring of 1941. His fall collection consisted of approximately 80-100 ensembles and featured dresses with the Swan silhouette and bold leaf patterns. His spring collection incorporated capes, peplums, long white gloves and small bouquets of artificial flowers as buttons down a dress or jacket. This scrapbook has a copy of the exclusive radio release put out by the Bureau of Fashion Trends in anticipation of Mainbocher's first collection, coverage of wedding gowns he designed in the summer of 1941 and articles about how his sketches for Paris couture were exhibited at the Museum of Costume Art in New York. It includes clippings from newspapers in Spanish, Hebrew and German. Folders contain a typed contents page that outlines what is in Volume 2, a periodicals list and an article entitled "The Flight of Fashion," from the July 1941 issue of Coronet magazine.

This collection contains promotional materials, photographs, stationary and a fashion show program pertaining to the Traphagen School of Fashion.

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains 41 large, high-quality black and white photographs of of women modeling hats designed by Robert Dudley, dating from 1941 (though the great majority are undated). 3 of the photographed hats are conceptual creations inspired by Evinrude Motors and modeled by wives of The Evinrude Outboard Commuters Club.

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

Contains one scrapbook relating to Lord and Taylor advertising: Magazine Masterbook.

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

Summary of the insurance valuation and survey completed of Crown Mills in 1940.

This folder contains 2 fashion illustrations signed by Carles. The artist could possibly be Sara Johns who also went under the name Sara Carles Johns.

This folder contains newspaper and magazine clippings, including Vogue, New York Times and Harper's Bazaar. In the folder is a report on her work designing Civilian Defense Uniforms along side designers such as Bonnie Cashin, William Bloom and Lilly Dache among others. Also in this folder are examples of a wide range of her designs, including wedding dresses, costume jewelry and maternity wear.

This folder contains tear sheets.

This folder contains 8 illustrated fashion illustrations signed by Dagmar, mostly dresses and evening gowns.

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains 18 fashion illustrations produced by Reynaldo Luza that consists of garments and accessories: (hats, gloves, belts, umbrellas and shoes) Some illustrations are labeled Bergdorf Goodman on the back.

This folder contains a program for the 1942 A Distinguished American Award.

Volume 3 contains mostly coverage from 1941 and 1942 but also includes miscellaneous articles from 1943, 1947 and 1955. In addition to clippings about his biannual collections and 1942 designs for the Waves, it includes articles on clothing he designed for Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor; his appointment as head designer for Twentieth-Century Fox Studios in September 1942; and Spanish coverage from publications out of Buenos Aires. Folders contain a contents list; press lists; an article from the Boston Post, September 8, 1947; an article from Harper's Bazaar, November 1941; an article from Collier's, November 22, 1941; original photographs released from the U.S. Navy that show the different styles of women's uniforms; 4 loose Parade magazine pages; a miscellaneous article about the Waves; an article from Woman's H ome Companion, January 1955; color pictures of Mainbocher gowns modeled by socialites.

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains clippings from publications such as WWD, Bazaar, Vogue and Glamour among others. It includes examples of the 'surprise alert' suit designed by McCardell that year as well as 'was savings' clothes using minimal yardage of fabric and side closure of buttons instead of metal zipper.

Contains one scrapbook relating to Lord and Taylor advertising, June-September 1942

This folder contains pencil, ink and watercolor sketches on paper with textile swatches

This folder contains 3 illustrations of shoes by an unknown artist. A note suggests Dagmar Freuchen-Gale as a possible artist.

Contains scrapbooks relating to Lord and Taylor Advertising, February-April 1942

Contains one scrapbook relating to Lord and Taylor Advertising: "Masterbook"

This folder contains tear sheets.