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Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations

Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations

Date6/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070096F
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
7/12/1984
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
5/1/1986
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
Mila Mulroney, Her good looks and clothes drew every eye at the summit of G7 nations
1/12/1986
The Oriole: Mila Mulroney and other wives of the Western leaders at the Economic Summit two weeks ago cruised Toronto harbor on the Duratug-built cruise boat Oriole
The Oriole: Mila Mulroney and other wives of the Western leaders at the Economic Summit two weeks ago cruised Toronto harbor on the Duratug-built cruise boat Oriole
7/6/1987
Ethnic appeal, Conservative Leader Brian Mulroney looks pleased as wife Mila is congratulated by Ontario Attorney-General Roy McMurtry after a speech (...)
Ethnic appeal, Conservative Leader Brian Mulroney looks pleased as wife Mila is congratulated by Ontario Attorney-General Roy McMurtry after a speech (...)
11/19/1983
Six Nations Reserve stages gala pow wow: Justine Smoke, 5, of the Six Nations Reserve shows off her finery at the Grand River Champion of Champions pow wow on the weekend, which drew native dancers from across Canada and the United States, who vied for prize money totaling $16,000.
Six Nations Reserve stages gala pow wow: Justine Smoke, 5, of the Six Nations Reserve shows off her finery at the Grand River Champion of Champions pow wow on the weekend, which drew native dancers from across Canada and the United States, who vied for prize money totaling $16,000.
7/24/1987
Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday
Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday
3/3/1985
Comfort clothes: Wearable art retailer Marci Lipman sports her favorite apres-ski look - a reindeer sweatshirt of her own design and black leggings.
Comfort clothes: Wearable art retailer Marci Lipman sports her favorite apres-ski look - a reindeer sweatshirt of her own design and black leggings.
2/6/1992
Actress Nancy Dickinson: 'I spend $500 on clothes every season'
Actress Nancy Dickinson: 'I spend $500 on clothes every season'
5/17/1978
Mila leaves hospital, Mila Mulroney, wife of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, left St
Mila leaves hospital, Mila Mulroney, wife of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, left St
10/27/1984
Police Chief Harold Adamson, 6 feet 2 1/2 inches tall and weighing 210 pounds, models navy and white birds-eye knit suit from George Richards Kingsize Clothes
Police Chief Harold Adamson, 6 feet 2 1/2 inches tall and weighing 210 pounds, models navy and white birds-eye knit suit from George Richards Kingsize Clothes
7/26/1972
Sam clinked. It was a great night for Toronto's beautiful people, and people who like to look at the beautiful people. There were wild, wild clothes. (...)
Sam clinked. It was a great night for Toronto's beautiful people, and people who like to look at the beautiful people. There were wild, wild clothes. (...)
3/3/1969