Anne St. Marie wears a long jacket suit with pleated hip and calf belt in charcoal and black wool. This suit was sold at John Wanamaker, a luxury department store.

'Different now- texture: It's ingrained.'

This is a lovely Ben Zuckerman coat in light brown wool.

This is an amazing Ben Zuckerman ensemble in green tweed. If features a dress, long sleeved with a fitted waist and a 'belt' to the front. It's topped by a half cape style topper. This outfit is subtle but very stylish.

Simone d'Aillencourt in cape-cut coat, a round and gentle shape of rose wool fleece by Ben Zuckerman, hat by Lilly Daché, photo by Melvin Sokolsky, Harper's Bazaar, February 1961.

What a beautiful picture! It features a model wearing a Ben Zuckerman suit in a pale wool. The suit jacket has a boxy cut with short sleeves and is double breasted. It's perfectly accessorised by a lovely black poodle.

From the New York Times- 5 July 1965- 'A Master Tailor Evades Retirement'.
Ben Zuckerman is shown next to a model wearing one of his wonderful coats. Ben Zuckerman did in fact continue to work for another 2 years- retiring in 1968.

Georgia Hamilton in salt and pepper silk tweed suit scarfed in ribbed white silk by Ben Zuckerman, hat by Dior-New York, photo by Gleb Derujinsky, Harper's Bazaar, Feb. 1957.