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The TURTLENECK page

including the Trafalgar Square Walkabout series

I think some of the outdoor "walkabout" shots were taken in Rome circa 1958.
I know some were in Trafalgar Square around 1955 - especially the ones with the little suitcase..
Same turtleneck, however!
Anyone who was there, I'd love some advice!

Turtleneck in Trafalgar Square - 1955?

Going Walkabout

Longer hair in this series... black skirt, black belt, suitcase...

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Important shots for two reasons...

1. An important picture in Spick & Span 1957 that gives some context to some of the mysterious shots on this page. It seems the event was a photo shoot by American Russ Meyer. The S&S article also features shots from the "Lace" collection, and the Flannelette series so they might be Meyer shots too. It must have been a very busy day for Sabby!

2. Important, too, for Terry who wrote on 3 May 2008...

"I was amazed and delighted to find a photograph of me with Sabrina at a photoshoot in Trafalgar Square around 1955. In the picture I am the airman on the left, in the peaked cap, with my friend in the beret. It means a lot to me as I lost all photos taken while in the RAF. If Sabrina sees this e-mail, I would love to hear from her, as we were born in the same year. But I understand she can't reply to everyone. I wish her very good health and happiness. - Best wishes, Terry F"

'GI's are the same everywhere, she says.'

Turtleneck in Rome - 1958?

I think this is one of my top-three all-time favourite Sabrina shots.
What are yours?

The iconic shot I call Queen Sabrina is now SUPERSIZED and UNCROPPED!

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And this is why I call the shot 'Queen Sabrina'. I know it's a bit cheeky, but I couldn't resist it.

Miscellaneous turtleneck