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1930's Fashion

Emilio Pucci – Fashion Designer (1964)

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Unused / Unissued material –

Italian titles and voiceovered newsreel material.

Florence, Italy.

MS Models displaying ordinary daily wear at the fashion show in the Palazzo Pitti. MS In a smaller room some models parade in front of Italian fashion designer Emilio Pucci. VS Interview with Pucci. He answers questions on women’s fashions and how he creates them (He speaks Italian). More shots of cat walk show.

(Comb. F.G.) Old record suggests this material dates from around 26/01/1964.
FILM ID:3155.19

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