I’ve previously dubbed a reappearing model Jumper Jill, who was all over Woman’s Weekly, Good Needlework and Stitchcraft in the 1930s. This lady below is her wartime counter part, Sweater Susan (sweater being an Americanism for jumper and quite a lot of American’s came over to Britian during the war). Actually, she is an actress called Peggy Chester.

Thank you for your explanation for your model’s nicknames. As an American, I was puzzled over seeing so many vintage knitting patterns calling what to me was a blouse or sweater a “jumper.” A jumper, in the United States and my day and age, is a sleeveless dress worn over a shirt. That explains it. 🙂