F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #8

Eleven women model fashions in tones of green and blue (1953)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #7

Model wearing cream-colored suit with orange scarf decorated with open dots, stands in front of silk twill wallpaper with a matching, small orange pattern. (1949)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #6

Model wearing cowled robe gown in velvet by Balenciaga, photographed in the Chateau de Versailles in France (1952)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #5

Model in a billow of permanent pleats in nylon georgette, wrapped in blue satin cummerbund by Rappi. (1952)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #4

Two women reading The New York Times. Their hair is styled by Kenneth and adorned with bows by Adolfo (1963)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #3

Two female models with unidentified men. On right model: leather jacket by Weatherbrook, grey and yellow plaid skirt by Madison, leather sneaker by Sandler of Boston. On left model: gold and grey tweed jacket, black wool skirt, black pumps by Johansen, bag by Roger Van S., earrings by Monet. (1960)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #2

Model in white cotton halter dress with belt leans against a piece of African sculpture (1952)

F is for Frances McLaughlin-Gill #1

Wicker bag and plaid blanket by Abercrombie & Fitch. Female model wears a fitted grey flannel suit from a Junior Vogue pattern (1947)