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Trouser Fashions 1964
Description
Great fashion story showing how women are wearing the trousers in 1964.
Beatnik type girl is seen wearing white jeans and a black PVC jacket. She looks at her watch then walks down the street. Another woman is seen in trousers, this time a very posh pink trouser and coat suit with hat to match....
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:04:44:00 / 01:07:48:00
- Canister:
- CP 517
- Film ID:
- 301.04
- Issue Date:
- 22/11/1964
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"Exotic creation is modelled on the steps of "Quents" - the location there is 22 Hill Street, London.
"The design is by the Rahvis sisters" - Raemonde and Dorothy Rahvis are both seen at 01:31.
"Two other models emerge from the Rahvis salon" - the location there is 19 Upper Grosvenor Street, London.
ADDITION: Further to my naming of Dorothy Rahvis earlier, the name may alternatively be Dora.
Adding to my earlier comment, the Rahvis sisters are interviewed in clip 1561.14, where the interviewer calls one of them "Dora".