Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection graduate intern and UNT library science graduate student Ailie Pankonien steaming a historic handkerchief in preparation for it to be photographed in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Upward Bound student Lizbeth Trejo sewing padded hangers for archival garment storage at the Texas Fashion Collection in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection collection manager creating metadata in the TFC's database MuseumPlus, with a view into collection storage in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a dress by Mimi Prober in the permanent collection of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection, mounted and ready for collection digitization.

Photograph of Dale Smith sitting at his dining table in front of his kitchen with a shoebox full of Neiman Marcus labels and with a gold Neiman Marcus slinky in the foreground, taken just before the oral history interview began.

Photograph of a glass display case full of dolls retailed by Neiman Marcus, with garments created of handkerchiefs that could be used. Pictures were taken in the home of Dale Smith in Dallas, showing his collection of Neiman Marcus ephemera on a day that UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker conducted an oral history interview with him. His collection has since been donated to UNT Special Collections.

Photograph of paper ephemera relating to Neiman Marcus fortnight events. Pictures were taken in the home of Dale Smith in Dallas, showing his collection of Neiman Marcus ephemera on a day that UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker conducted an oral history interview with him. His collection has since been donated to UNT Special Collections.

Photograph of the poster advertising the Neiman Marcus East Meets West fortnight event alongside Christmas ornaments, on view in Dale Smith's kitchen. Pictures were taken in the home of Dale Smith in Dallas, showing his collection of Neiman Marcus ephemera on a day that UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker conducted an oral history interview with him. His collection has since been donated to UNT Special Collections.

Photograph of the Diego Velázquez bronze equestrian sculpture by artist Constance Whitney Warren on UNT's campus. The ten foot sculpture depicts the Spanish artist (who lived from 1599-1660) sitting on top of a horse that has its rigth front hoof lifted. Velázquez is holding on to the reins of the horse and is depicted wearing an equestrian outfit reminiscent of his time such as a large hat with a feather, a cape, gloves, and riding boots. A painters palette and paint brushes are also depicted and included on the sculptures large base at the foot of Velázquez atop the horse. The sculpture appears to be a green color due to the oxidization of the bronze over time. The back of Sycamore Hall and large green trees are visible in the background. The sculpture is surrounded by two bushes with bright pink cherry blossoms. The plaque situated on the base of the sculpture reads "Equestrian Portrait of Diego Velázquez, Constance Whitney Warren, Gift of the Harlan Crow Family."