ZUM4862244: Jul 07, 1953 - Off to Dauville; The famous French” Pocket Star” Cecile Aubry gets the” Dope” from comrade actors Yves Deniaud (center) and Henri Vidal prior to setting off on a motor car rally from Paris to Deauville this morning. The rally was organized by the sporting section of the Paris artists Union. Yves Deniaud and Henri Vidal were also participants. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4896475: Tue 03, 1970 - Finance minister opposed to young political leader in T.V. debate in” Equality of chances”: Mr Valery Giscard D'Estaing, minister of finance, was opposed to Mr Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber - Alain Duhamel journalist - The 46-year publicist and new leader of the radical party, in a T.V. debate having for theme” Everybody should have equal chances in life” / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4896598: Nov. 26, 1953 - 26-11-53 Eleanor Parker and a Sudanese. Film stars on visit to Cairo at ¢ â¬â Eleanor Parker and Robert Taylor the popular screen stars arrived in Cairo recently by air to start work on their new film at ¢ â¬åthe Valley of the Kingsâ ¢ â¬Â. Keystone Photo Shows: Eleanor Parker seen as she chatted to a Sudanese valet at the International Airport in Cairo. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4896682: Nov. 26, 1953 - 26-11-53 Ferguson fabrics used by leading designers for new spring fabrics. - To mark new developments in the Ferguson Fabrics range, leading fashion designers have modeled 1954 spring fashion in cotton, rayon, and nylon fabrics. This morning they were shown at conduct-street before many personalities. Keystone Photo Shows: Hardy Amies uses “” Goodwood”” in a small crystal pattern in Black and White ground for summer racing outfit compromising a day dress and short jacket, which he called “” Grandstand”””. The dress has a cross-over bodice and unpressed pleats from a hip yoke. Black velvet bows are on the shoulders. It is modeled here by Barbara Goalen. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4896714: Queen Elizabeth (Elisabeth) II of Great Britain - Nov. 27, 1953 - 27-11-53 Queen in Hamilton, Bermuda - Visits House of Assembly. Keystone Photo Shows: The scene as H.M. The Queen accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh and the Governor Sir Alexander Hood is introduced to personalities which included the Mayor, on arrival at the House of Assembly, Hamilton, Bermuda. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4913686: Feb. 02, 1954 - New W.R.A.F. Uniform for Home and Overseas: New designs for No. 1 Home Dress uniforms for both officers and airwomen of the Women's Royal Air Force have now been approved and a new tropical dress has been designed for wear by all ranks in tropical climates. The design of the present No. 1 Dress for officers and airwoman of the W.R.A.F. is, with the exception of the skirt based on the service dress of the R.A.F. The new uniforms have been designed by Mr. Victor Stiebel specifically for the feminine figure; the jacket is shorter, the shoulders less square and the waist more emphasised. The close fitting, single breasted jacket is beltless, has four gilt R.A.F. buttons, and is cut away in front with well rounded corners. The two front and back panels have piped seams. Unlike the present style, the jacket has no breast pockets, but has two pockets below the waist. The slightly flared skirt with six panels is considered more practical and becoming that the present straight skirt. The officers' uniform differs from the airwomen's in the design of the pockets and will continue to be made of blue-grey barathea. The airwomen's designs will be made of blue-grey worsted serge as before. Except on ceremonial occasions when black service - pattern laced shoes are worn, the new style uniforms may be worn with plain black punched calf welted court shoes. The court shoes will be an optional item of dress which may be purchased by both officers and airwomen. Officers will shortly be able to order the new design from their tailors and it is hoped that the first supplies of the new uniforms for the airwomen will be received early in 1955 / Bridgeman Images