Teddy Tinling Holiday Fashions (1958)

Oxford St., London. M/S over the shoulder of Teddy Tinling, fashion designer, as he studies one of his later designs. In front of him is a table covered in foreign post cards and a yellow straw hat. L/S of the same scene. Tinling sitting on a sofa beside two smartly dressed men and a woman - his assistants. Behind them stands a rack of dresses. Tinling appears to be talking about the design he is holding and at one point indicates to a large gaudily coloured raffia basket one of the men is holding. The man picks up the basket and walks out of shot. M/S of a sophisticated brunette model - Sevilla Glass-Hooper - posing for the group on the sofa. She is wearing “an outfit called beach ball“ which consists of a tall black hat with a large multicoloured brim and matching striped tapered trousers. The man hands her the gaudy basket which she hangs over her shoulder and turns to display the outfit. Panning shot of outfit starting with the hat and moving downwards. C/U of basket hanging by the models l