Photograph of Christina Berlin wearing a long checkered dress with ruffles on the hem and an umbrella with the same pattern as the dress. Creation Zuzu Angel International Dateline Collection II. Rehearsal held in New York.

Photograph of model Kathy Lindsay in white lace dress and lace-lined hat at International Dateline Collection III - Holiday and Resort fashion show.

Photograph of a model in a long silk dress, manufactures Werner, in a show at the International DAteline Collection III - Holiday and Resort in New York.

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 models at the International Datelline Collection III.

Photograph of clothing from the international Dateline Collection in the window of the Bergdorf Goodman store on Fifth Avenue in New York. His collections were also exhibited at the Gotham Hotel in New York. The sales success of Zuzu Angel's clothes was so great that she started to sell to Neiman Marcus chain stores and later set up an office in the USA to take care of her business.

Photograph by Ana Cristina Angel and another model with pieces from the International Collection Datekine Collection IV by Zuzu Angel in New York. Collection named by the American press as The Helpless Angel - The Helpless Angel - Polybel Fabric Fábrica Dona Isabel. This collection continues to be presented to buyers in New York. year 1972

Photograph of Ana Cristina Jones in pose for photo shoot wearing short dress with prints of wings, halos of angels and descriptions with Zuzu's name, prints created by Zuzu Angel. Dress is part of the International Dateline Collection IV - Helpless Angel.

Advert for Dona Isabel’s Factory about all 50 (fifty) pieces of the International Dateline Collection II displayed at The Gotham Hotel from 25/01/1971 and 06/02/1971. Has two photographs of mannequins (models), one from Detroit on the top left corner and another on the bottom right corner.

Advert for the launch of the International Dateline Collection I, with the attendance of Zuzu Angel, in The New York Times.

White gown, with short sleeves and colored macaws and parrots pattern. Colors: light green, dark green, yellow and pink. With a double peak, the shoulders have a 0,10 opening with a buttoning on the square done with two light pink plastic with Zuzu written in black on each side. On the sides near the hem there is an opening of 0,10 cm with a closure made up by two buttons of the same color. The sleeves are 0.27 cm long and 0.20 cm wide. The gown was machine sewn with white thread.

White nightgown with floral pattern, with the figure of a pink angel, with blue wings and yellow halo, surrounded by clouds in two tones of blue (light and dark). The piece has a white loop on the waist. The buttoning is made up of 5 plastic buttons lined with the same fabric of the front part of the piece.

Card with angel illustration. The back has an advert for Bergdorf Goodman’s department store, announcing Zuzu Angel’s Brazilian fashion in New York. (Published in The New York Times on 18/11/1970).

Invitations made out of paperboard with a central opening (window shaped), a red background and a cover with an angel amongst clouds. Has two units that differ only by the information contained on the inside. On card refers to the Ipanema store, while the other refers to the Leblon store.

Black and white contact sheet of negatives from the Brazilian Butterfly collection photo shoot.

Drawing for political embroideries designed by Zuzu Angel. Green, purple and blue plane with the record of the number 54 on the right hand side.

Drawing of cannon in blue, red and yellow. Has a flag in green and black. Has a pencil inscription of the number “23” and the signature “Carlos L” in pen, on the right. Drawing used on the “Political protest dress” embroidery.

Drawing of bird in orange and fluorescent pink [?], with and open beak facing right. Has pencil and pen inscriptions of the number “22”. Drawing used on “Political Protest Dress” embroidery.

Drawing of soldier with green garment. Has an extended left arm and a pencil inscription of the number “19” on the bottom left side of the support. Drawing used on “Political protest dress” embroidery.

Two fragments from (newspapers) of the time. The smaller has a picture of Zuzu Angel below a brief description of the International Dateline Collection V launch. The other fragment has a logo of the media outlet “Gisela” which is part of a column named “Flashes – Atualidades” (Flashes - Current affairs) which focuses mainly on the consumer, highlighting from information which were particular to both groups in which the collection is divided, even the price range of the clothes.