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Is it Worth It? Page from The Sketch on debutante season
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Is it Worth It? Page from The Sketch on debutante season
Page from The Sketch featuring an article by the photographer Tom Hustler reporting on whether the season, for the debutante was worth it ? Published in 1958, when Buckingham Palace held the last court presentations, the age of the debutante was on the wane. Date: 1958
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1958 Aug17 Balls Coming Debs Debutante Debutantes Eden Elfrida Georgina Hustler Lola Milner Parties Season Wigan
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Is It Worth It?
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: A Glimpse into the Debutante Season of 1958 as Captured by Tom Hustler for The Sketch In August 1958, as the era of grand debutante presentations at Buckingham Palace was drawing to a close, renowned photographer Tom Hustler captured the essence of this time-honored tradition for The Sketch magazine. The article, titled "Is It Worth It?", offered a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of several young debutantes as they navigated the whirlwind of parties, balls, and societal expectations that came with their debut season. Featured in the spread are the faces of Elfrida Eden, Georgina Milner, Lola Wigan, and others, all dressed in elegant gowns and beaming with excitement. The photograph showcases the young women in various settings, from the opulence of grand ballrooms to the more intimate moments of preparation and reflection. Tom Hustler's poignant reportage offers a glimpse into a world that was on the brink of change. The debutante season, an age-old tradition that marked the transition of young women into society, was beginning to lose its allure as the times grew more modern. The article and accompanying images serve as a poignant reminder of this bygone era, a time when the debutante season was a rite of passage for young women in high society. The photograph, published in The Sketch on August 17, 1958, is a testament to the enduring power of photography to capture history and preserve memories. It offers a unique perspective into the lives of these young women, their experiences, and the societal expectations they faced during their debut seasons. Tom Hustler's "Is It Worth It?" remains a fascinating snapshot of a time when tradition and modernity collided, leaving an indelible mark on the annals of history.
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