Copy of sketch of cloak produced by Zuzu Angel, ordered by Ms.Yolanda Costa e Silva as a gift to Queen Elizabeth II. Has two pencil sketches on the back of the support.

Sketch of a long buttoned up dress, with short sleeves and gloves, showing the front and back of the model. The top part of the sketch has a blue zibeline fabric sample and a dedication by actress Joan Crawford, which reads: “To my dear Angel with love and gratitude Joan (Crawford)”

Sketch of sleeveless short dress with a sash above the waist, with a circular pattern. Signed by Zuzu Angel. The top part has a handwritten note, made in pen, which reads “Retouch mannequin”; the word “photo” can be seen to the right of the signature.

Sketch of skirt and blouse ensemble, with a round collar and straight blue skirt in blue, with a double buttoning at the front. Has a half-sleeve jacket with a collar neck. Has the “Zuzu” signature on the bottom right area and the inscription “Mod.Silvana” on the botton part of the back.

Sketch of carnival costume, with a female figure wearing a hat, short sleeveless shirt, short pants (“bag” style) and tall shoes.

Sketch of short dress with a sideways neck, with long sleeves and a side cut just below the breasts. Has a drawing on the back of dress, on the bottom right part and the signature “Zuzu”.

Sketch of short dress with sleeves and a small belt, with a longhaired female figure. Has the “Zuzu Angel” signature on the top right part and the inscription “Gis” on the bottom right part of the support, possibly as a reference to illustrator Gisela Porto.

Sketch of long wedding dress with long sleeves with motifs and short veil (front), trapeze cut with a frontal opening, round collar and a wide belt with a round buckle. Has the signature “Zuzu” on the top right corner.

Sketch of long dress with details on the bust.

Printed sketch, in black and white, of two dresses that make part of the International Dateline Collection I.

Sketch of short dress with large round buckle and a side pocket on the left. Has the inscription “Gis” on the bottom left area of the support, possibly as a reference to illustrator Gisela Porto.