Mannequin Collection (#10)

Cilla Black (holding tailors dummy) and Cathy McGowan (with potted plant) pictured outside the boutique. March 1966 P006408

Fashion 1963: Model wearing knee length skirt with a two piece tunic and boots from the Mary Quant Ginger group collection. August 1963 P008008

A fashion parade at one of Londons fashionable hotels. A general view of the room where the fashion parade was held. November 1958 P008022

Unusual / Fashion. Science Fiction fashions. February 1975 75-00935-002
Unusual/Fashion. Science Fiction fashions. February 1975 75-00935-002

Reveille Dress Fashions. November 1958 P011133

Reveille Fashions. Ann Cave models vest top and baggy shorts. August 1962 P011086

Clothing Dress Fashion 1958. January 1958 P011127

Clothing Fashion 1958: The Fifth Avenue look. November 1958 P011131

Reveille Fashions. Matching coat boots and umbrellla September 1958 P011137

Reveille Dress Fashion. June 1958 P011128

Reveille Nightwear Fashions. May 1958 P011125

Clothing Fashion. October 1958 P011140

Clothing Fashion: Blouse: Model wears a blouse made out of lamb fur. September 1953 D5858

A new range of jungle fashions was launched in an unusual way (Friday, November 6th) when M-G-M in conjunction with three leading fashion houses held their " Mogambo" Fashion Show at

Clothing: Fashion: Fur coats. A new range of jungle fashions was launched in an unusual way (Friday, November 6th) when M-G-M in conjunction with three leading fashion houses held their "

One of the highest paid Mannequins in the North of England is 25 years old Daphne Britton. Here she is seen showing the correct pose to young Carol Wishart, 15, who too wants to be a success

Reveille Dress Fashions. May 1958 P011124

Reveille Fashions. October 1958 P011136

Reveille holiday fashions. July 1958 P011122

Reveille Coat Fashion. April 1958 P011132

Reveille Fashions. December 1958 P011138

Reveille fashions 1962: Barbara wearing her two aprons together " This way It is a party skirt" she says. December 1962 P011094

Reveille Fashions 1962: Ann Cave models winter coat November 1962 P011089

Reveille fashions 1962: Elizabeth Duke summer dress. August 1962 P011087

Reveille Fashions. Margaret Forraine models evening dress. September 1962 P011088

Described as the 1928 Look"this original outfit in Black and Gold Brocade
Described as the 1928 Look" this original outfit in Black and Gold Brocade, with separate Skirt and Blouse is knee-length in the front and dipping hem-line at back-with a shapeless boned top

Reveille Fashions. January 1958 P011126

Reveille Dress Fashion. June 1958 P011130

Reveille Fashions. October 1958 P011134

Clothing Fashion. January 1958 P011139

Reveille fashions 1962: Elizabeth Duke models coat December 1962 P011093

Reveille fashions 1962: Ann Cave modelling matching bra and panties. May 1962 P011081

Reveille fashions 1962: Sunset Tunic with its flying panel scarf floating at back and slacks. December 1962 P011092

Reveille Dress Fashions. May 1958 P011123

Reveille Holiday Fashions. May 1958 P011108

Model Shirley Galley, "Miss Velvet"seen here having her dress fitted by
Model Shirley Galley, " Miss Velvet" seen here having her dress fitted by designer Mary Donan. October 1952 C5165

Miss Shirley Galley aged 19 years, The Velvet Girl, of London is seen wearing a dress made of 60 years of paper face tissue, this dress was created by Mary Donan Ltd

Lazy Daisy Jumper. May 1951 C6328

Basketball cap and mitts. February 1952 C6278-003

Spanish Mantilla lace held to the head by a real Carnation and is Modelled by Jill Howard.. March 1953 D1145

Dress coat fashions. March 1953 D1945-002

Does my bum look big in this? Dress Show at one of the great English Couturiers Digby Morton. The Great Fashion Houses also give a limited number of invitations to pupils of dress designing classes

1953 Swimming Costume Fashions. April 1953 D1947

Dress coat fashions. March 1953 D1945

Fashion - Woman. Crochet Cap. July 1952 C3366

Clothing, Fashion Nightdress. February 1952 C6278-001

Cami Knickers. February 1952 C6278-002

Unusual / Fashion. Science Fiction fashions. February 1975 75-00935-003
Unusual/Fashion. Science Fiction fashions. February 1975 75-00935-003

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In the vibrant world of fashion, mannequins have played a pivotal role in shaping trends and pushing boundaries. From Malcolm McLaren's iconic shop on The Kings Road in 1976, where sex and style collided to create a cultural revolution, to the male dummy showcasing acupuncture meridians and points, these lifeless figures have become more than just silent observers. Venturing into Italy, we encounter "The Disturbing Muses, " where mannequins embody haunting beauty that captivates our imagination. In China, an acupuncture model stands tall as a testament to ancient healing practices while seamlessly blending with the realm of fashion. Speaking of fashion, who can forget Yves Saint Laurent's masterpieces? These Parisian luxury creations find their perfect canvas on elegant mannequins that bring them to life. But sometimes even haute couture needs a touch of audacity - enter the daring concept of "Mannequin In The Nude, " challenging societal norms and celebrating artistic expression. Traveling back in time to World War I era London, we witness Hazel Lavery draped in a Lucile gown for Petticoat Lane Tombola. This snapshot showcases how mannequins not only display garments but also preserve moments frozen in history. Stepping into modern times, we meet Harry Ogle at just sixteen years old; his passion for design evident as he meticulously fits one of his creations onto a mannequin. This glimpse reminds us that creativity knows no age limits. Revisiting the swinging sixties brings us face-to-face with a young girl gazing longingly through a window adorned with fashionable attire. Mannequins serve as both inspiration and aspiration for those seeking sartorial liberation during this transformative decade. Beyond the realm of fashion lies another facet: education. At Eltham Palace's Army Education Exhibition, mannequins take center stage as they educate visitors about military history while donning uniforms that once symbolized bravery and sacrifice.