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Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent
Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent

Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent

Date4/10/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038710F
Mock turtleneck: Front view of Yves Saint Laurent's striped Lattice maillot of nylon or spandex, $70 at The Prospect of Redpath, also shown on Fashion section front
Mock turtleneck: Front view of Yves Saint Laurent's striped Lattice maillot of nylon or spandex, $70 at The Prospect of Redpath, also shown on Fashion section front
2/5/1987
Petula was downtown. Singer Petula Clark stopped in Toronto yesterday to promote her London Palladium Show that's due at the Royal Alex on April 2. Sh(...)
Petula was downtown. Singer Petula Clark stopped in Toronto yesterday to promote her London Palladium Show that's due at the Royal Alex on April 2. Sh(...)
2/21/1985
Tweed jacket: Black and white tweed jacket from Yves Saint Laurent with wide notched lapels, fitted waist
Tweed jacket: Black and white tweed jacket from Yves Saint Laurent with wide notched lapels, fitted waist
3/31/1986
A Long taffeta and velvet gown by Yves Saint Laurent, is the choice of Shirley Black, wife of Hollinger Argus chairman Conrad M. Black. With its ruffl(...)
A Long taffeta and velvet gown by Yves Saint Laurent, is the choice of Shirley Black, wife of Hollinger Argus chairman Conrad M. Black. With its ruffl(...)
n.d.
Right, on arrival, a salute to Canada in the sophisticated fit and flattery of an Yves Saint Laurent suit
Right, on arrival, a salute to Canada in the sophisticated fit and flattery of an Yves Saint Laurent suit
7/21/1987
Left, Hilary Weston, in a red Yves Saint Laurent dress, with husband Galen
Left, Hilary Weston, in a red Yves Saint Laurent dress, with husband Galen
9/8/1989
Above, Yves Saint Laurent's multi-color stripe Lattice high neck maillot of nylon or spandex, with Velcro closure mock turtleneck, $70 at The Prospect(...)
Above, Yves Saint Laurent's multi-color stripe Lattice high neck maillot of nylon or spandex, with Velcro closure mock turtleneck, $70 at The Prospect(...)
2/5/1987
Above, Yves Saint Laurent's Ritz gold lame bandeau bra and black velvet bikini, $65 at The Prospect of Redpath and Bikini Village
Above, Yves Saint Laurent's Ritz gold lame bandeau bra and black velvet bikini, $65 at The Prospect of Redpath and Bikini Village
1/26/1987
Petula Clark says her stagestruck father invented her distinctive name
Petula Clark says her stagestruck father invented her distinctive name
2/21/1985
Petula Clark says her stagestruck father invented her distinctive name
Petula Clark says her stagestruck father invented her distinctive name
2/21/1985
'Don't sleep in the subway'. Petula Clark, now appearing at the Imperial Room, took a trip on the Toronto subway system this week and surprised a lot of people who remembered her hit song of 1967
'Don't sleep in the subway'. Petula Clark, now appearing at the Imperial Room, took a trip on the Toronto subway system this week and surprised a lot of people who remembered her hit song of 1967
4/16/1986
Top-Singer Petula Clark and fan at Toronto City Hall reception
Top-Singer Petula Clark and fan at Toronto City Hall reception
3/25/1966