Xerox copy of publication entitled “The return of Zuzu’s little angels”, which shows Ana Crsitina Angel taking over the boutique’s management. The article contains two images, one being of a model wearing an overall designed by Ana Cristina angel and another of her besides an image of her mother, pointing out the resemblance between them.

Sketch of one-piece sleeveless jumpsuit, with a high neck and wide-legged pants, with pleats at the ankle. Jumpsuit in red , with flower drawings.

Sketch of flower patterned jumpsuit, with wide-legged pants, along with a long sleeve jacket made up with cufflinks and frontal pockets in blue and lilac. The sketch is signed by Zuzu Angel and contains samples of the fabrics used.

Technical drawing and pattern of fabric with flower with measurements for the pants of overalls.

Photograph of printed overalls and belt, from the international Dateline Collection 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 of a model on the runway wearing flower-print overalls in a fashion show from the Fashion and Freedom collection.

Long sleeve overall, white, with angels in light orange, dark orange, green and brown. Has a lifted collar and three pleads beneath the shoulder. Is slightly fitted at the waist and has two pockets on the bust and two more on the hips. The wrists has a slit and two brown plastic buttons, with Zuzu Angel written in black, and simple buttonholes. Front closing with 6 buttons. The indicated width is that of the waist (0,38 cm) and the width of the leg’s hem is 0,23 cm. The piece has a belt measuring 1, 50m. Exclusive pattern created by Zuzu Angel, patented by Hildegard Angel.