Every Day's a Holiday works its way up to the best stuff, as befitting the ever-increasing stakes of Peache's latest con. She's out selling the Brooklyn Bridge in pretty rudimentary feathers.

She moves up to this ermine wrap and muff fairly quickly and spends several scenes in it.

One of those scenes involves using hapless butler Graves to steal outfits from a shop window, including more furs.

She utters these immortal words here as Graves requires too much direction in what to steal.

While the scene where the ermine fur cape is stolen goes on for quite a while, we only see Peaches wearing it briefly.

Another brief entry in the film's cavalcade of fur fashion is this muff and stole combo that isn't worth dwelling on and is not on screen for long.

What is on screen for a while is this, likely rex rabbit fur, though possibly chinchilla fur, high-collared capelet.

This is the second longest fur on screen and better than the ermine. Peaches is wearing a wig and pretending to be “Fifi.”

Fifi's accent is… of unknown origin.

There is yet another very short interlude before the big finish. This jacket has a (comparatively) conservative bit of trim on the collar and cuffs.

Finally, we arrive at the film and fur fashion climax—this magnificent fox fur collar.

Peaches is leading a parade in support of her mayoral candidate and dressing for the occasion.

She delivers a rousing speech and, naturally, gets her man elected, putting the latest mayor of New York into her fur coat's back pocket. We get wider shots showing the large fox train on the coat.

One more, because why not. This collar certainly deserves all the attention. No doubt I have gone on record in the past as liking “large collars.” This. This is a “large collar.” Almost no notes.