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ROUND about the turn of the Century the Gibson Girl was Woman's model for all that was elegant and dignified. Then, starting on a long succession of changes in fashion, model (and Woman) donned motoring goggles and veil and rode off in a cloud of dust. Today Woman climbs to 4000 feet above sea level to inspect the latest styles. Recently Pan American Airways, in conjunction with an Auckland department store, staged a "fashion show of the air' which 1ZB's Marina broadcast in her "Women's Hour" as the models went through their paces. In the clipper "Lightfoot," cruising over Auckland, potential customers watched a show of 1953 swim suits, sun frocks, cocktail and garden party wear.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 740, 18 September 1953, Page 24

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ROUND about the turn of the Century the Gibson Girl was Woman's model for all that was elegant and dignified. Then, starting on a long succession of changes in fashion, model (and Woman) donned motoring goggles and veil and rode off in a cloud of dust. Today Woman climbs to 4000 feet above sea level to inspect the latest styles. Recently Pan American Airways, in conjunction with an Auckland department store, staged a "fashion show of the air' which 1ZB's Marina broadcast in her "Women's Hour" as the models went through their paces. In the clipper "Lightfoot," cruising over Auckland, potential customers watched a show of 1953 swim suits, sun frocks, cocktail and garden party wear. New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 740, 18 September 1953, Page 24

ROUND about the turn of the Century the Gibson Girl was Woman's model for all that was elegant and dignified. Then, starting on a long succession of changes in fashion, model (and Woman) donned motoring goggles and veil and rode off in a cloud of dust. Today Woman climbs to 4000 feet above sea level to inspect the latest styles. Recently Pan American Airways, in conjunction with an Auckland department store, staged a "fashion show of the air' which 1ZB's Marina broadcast in her "Women's Hour" as the models went through their paces. In the clipper "Lightfoot," cruising over Auckland, potential customers watched a show of 1953 swim suits, sun frocks, cocktail and garden party wear. New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 740, 18 September 1953, Page 24

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