Su Muy Key was a Mexican vedette, film actress and dancer of Chinese descent. They were first used in the French 1948 Ford Vedette. She considered herself to be a "vedette" (a showgirl), rather than a serious actress. He went on to become a journalist for the "Grenfell Vedette", and later its proprietor. There, she joined the program's ballet, headed by the popular vedette Olga Breeskin. There are no original intact surviving examples of the Vickers Vedette known to exist. V8-engined Simca Vedette, which entered production in Brazil in March 1959. It publishes a newspaper, "The Vedette", and a literary and visual arts magazine, "The Muse". Another important figure was Coccinelle, considered the first transsexual vedette in history. The Vedette was therefore initially still marketed as the Ford Vedette. V-eight-cylinder unit that powered the Vedette. The same year, assembly of the Vedette started at Simca do Brasil. Presented in April 1957, the Ariane filled the gap between Aronde and Vedette. Alexandra Breckenridge (Kate) and Vedette Lim (Naomi) became recurring actresses. The Ford purchase also added the V-8 powered Ford Vedette range to the Simca stable.