Anne St. Marie and Pink Fabrics, Vogue

An assemblage of swatches of fabrics for fall 1961, with model Anne St. Marie superimposed on top. Anne wears a loosely-fitted eggplant-purple wool suit, subtly plaided, over a deep purple overblouse of worsted jersey Jasco fabric; all by Laird Knox, suit of Chantal fabric. Styled with a purple close-fitting hat by Emme, dark brown gloves by Superb, an unattributed brown leather clutch, NoMend stockings, lizard opera pumps by Palizzio of Fleming-Joffe leather, and unattributed gold jewelry: pin and bracelets. Her makeup is from Helena Rubinstein. She is surrounded by swatches of fabrics in pinks, magentas, and blues; types include tweeds, plaids, prints, crepes, and more. The fabrics are by a variety of companies including: Belding Corticelli, Hockanum, Berroco, J.L. DeBall, Len Artel, Anglo, Ring Fabrics, Einiger, Forstmann, Klopman, Millken, Raeford, Maxwell, and Or de Laine. (Full details can be seen on page 123 in issue)