Celia Hammond
Model Celia Hammond explains the use of gin traps to Lady Dowding, Chairman of the Council of Beauty Without Cruelty, during a show in London, 25th September 1968. Hammond is wearing a striped seal coat of faux fur, since the organisation aims to demonstrate that real fur is not only cruel but unnecessary. (Photo by Tim Graham/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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2511961
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Hulton Archive
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25 September, 1968
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- Archival,
- Arts Culture and Entertainment,
- Black And White,
- British Culture,
- Celia Hammond,
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- Coat - Garment,
- Couple - Relationship,
- Examining,
- Explaining,
- Fake Fur,
- Fashion,
- Fashion Model,
- Fashion Show,
- Females,
- Fox,
- Gin,
- Image,
- London - England,
- Manager,
- Photographic Print,
- Photography,
- Sitting,
- Two People,
- UK,
- Vertical,
- Waist Up,