ITS A FUR THING!

YOU KEEP ME UNDER YOUR SPELL

Vogue's Davy Crockett

shouldering a spectrum of Emba mutation mink

The whole range of Emba mutation mink - all owing their existence to a lonely platinum grey mink that "happened" in Wisconsin (a mutation happens once in every 33,000 times); a far-sighted mink rancher set out to perpetuate the strain, and test Mendel's law.

Came success, and all of today's mutations. Of the great eight - some wear new 1955 names. Cerulean - a true blue mink; Lutetia - a mellow gunmetal; Azurene - a pale grey; Desert Gold - a light sunny brown; Autumn Haze - a rosy brown; Jasmine - warmly beautiful white; the newest mutation, Diadem - a warm champagne;  Argenta - the grandchild, 25 generations back, of that lonely platinum mink.

The Quick Grey Mink

New casual magnificence in Emba Azurene. Velvet beret from Emme, gold and diamond earring from Schlumberger.

Vogue July 1955

Photography: Irving Penn

Make Mine Mink...

Cerulean Mutation Mink

Revillon

Cerulean Mutation Mink

Maximillian

Lutetia Mutation Mink
Maximilian

Autumn Haze Mutation Mink
Ritter Originals

Autumn Haze Mutation Mink
Revillon

Autumn Haze Mutation Mink
Constantino of Christie Bros.

Autumn Haze Mutation Mink

Richard Scott for Coopchik-Forrest

Royal Pastel Mutation Mink
Revillon

Royal Pastel Mutation Mink
Christian Dior

Aleautian Mutation Mink
Ritter Bros.

Tourmaline Mutation Mink
Master Furriers Guild of America

Tourmaline Mutation Mink
Maurice Kotler, Paris

Tourmaline Mutation Mink
Ritter Original

Arcturus Lavender-Beige Mutation Mink
Emba World-Premier

Azurene - Jasmine Mutation Minks
Leon Vissot

Jasmine Mutation Mink
Jeanne Nataf, Paris

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