October 1981 - EBONY
Albert Capraro loves the longer length of his donegal tweed suit with accenting fur-trimmed stole and Cossack hat.

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October 1981 - EBONY
Albert Capraro loves the longer length of his donegal tweed suit with accenting fur-trimmed stole and Cossack hat.
Photographed by Rebecca Blake. Fashion by Albert Capraro. Jewels by Fred Leighton.
Scanned from Rebecca Blake: Forbidden Dreams (1984)
February 1982 - @vogue
Secret Advertisement featuring an Albert Capraro designed gown.
August 1980 - Town & Country
ALBERT CAPRARO
Ventana - The Herald Supplement -1980 - Frost Bros. and The Latest Fashions for the autumn. Running like a champion polo pony, Myrna. wears a checkered taffeta evening gown adorned with rooster feathers by ALBERT CAPRARO
February 1, 1984 - Vogue Architectural marvels. The towers of the city. The Bridge, are inspirations for a combination that's magical--a fusion of science and myth. At left, the white collared, chalk-striped navy city ensemble (secretly it's a strapless) in polyester by Albert Capraro.
March 16, 1975 - Miami Herald Page 4-BW For big moments, you might want to waft around in, say, this cotton voile, quite bare when you slide off the jacket. Casual but elegant, by Albert Capraro for Jerry Guttenberg and exclusively ours. Fifth Avenue Shop.
March 2, 1983 - WWD NEW YORK -- In the Year of the Sweater, Albert Capraro turns from the ruffles and froth of his signature feminine evening looks to do newly sleek and assured evening knits. Here, a little night magic from his streamlined and body-concious black wool sweaters and dresses trimmed in matching bugle beads.