Article from “Jornal do Brasil” (Jornal do Brasil Newspaper), from 05/12/1967, about social event held on a yatch on 01/12/1967, with the presence of Joan Crawford, Zuzu Angel and Ana Cristina Angel.

Long dress with hand sewed sequins creating a gradient effect in shades of brown, orange and beige. The dress has long sleeves, a round collar and a closing on the back with brackets and a polyester zipper.

Long sleeve dress, made in silk and pink tulle, with half sleeves and a embroidery made in colored gems and sequins in different shapes in gold and silver. The embroidery is concentrated at the collar, forming a peak, creating an effect that resembles raindrops all throughout the piece. Below the embroidered organza there is a tulle and silk with silver sparkles directly beneath it. Inside the piece there is a beige lining. The sleeve doesn’t have a lining or tulle. Closing on the back with brackets and a 0, 61 cm pink polyester zipper and white snap buttons. The waist’s width is 0, 44 cm.

Long dress, with a A-line cut, made in green silk Celanese lurex weave, which was originally silver and green, hemmed with an embroidery made by Ethel Moura Costa, in plastic material, which was trending during the 1960s. Has a yellow lining with a green silk hem with a gold Celanese lurex weave. There is a central cutout and two peaks. Closing on the back with brackets and a 0, 61 cm zipper. Inside the piece, at the height of the shoulders, there is a metal snap button with on part stuck to the piece and another to a strap sewn to the piece.