Upon the invitation of a fellow artist, Rutter took a day off from his successful commercial work photographing for Bride, Cosmopolitan, Town and Country, and Harper's Bazaar, to drive up to Hunter. Shooting over one hundred frames while at Casa Susanna, Rutter brought his skill and finesse from his fashion work to capturing the charm, innocence and individuality of his subjects. Evident from the contact sheet that will be exhibited, Rutter was able to comfortably mingle with his cross-dressing subjects, often photographing them in several different poses, much like a traditional fashion shoot.

Among the most charming images are a group shot of seven men in dresses, posing behind the dining room table with potted plant and a camera as props, and a sepia toned view of two men in dresses, seated on the front porch in period chairs, separated by a barrel-based table with bottles of nail polish and a pocketbook.