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Beachwear (Bikini), 1970s,
American or European,
Cotton (1993.517.40ab) |
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Bolster Cover, middle of the 18th century, Greece, Epirus, Cotton embroidered with silk (31.42) |
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"Bondage" suit, 1976, Vivienne Westwood (British); Malcolm McLaren (British), Black cotton with metal fittings (2004.15a,b); "Bondage" pants, late 1970s, Vivienne Westwood (British); Malcolm McLaren (British), Black cotton sateen with two-piece matching black wool over-kilt (2003.479a–c) |
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Brassiere, 1920s, French, Silk, cotton (1977.363.18) |
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"Brother Rabbit," design registered May 20, 1882 (printed 1917–23) (detail),
Designed by William Morris (British); Produced by Morris & Company, Merton Abbey, England,
Printed cotton (23.163.5) |
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Bustle, ca. 1871, British, Cotton, metal (1985.27.4)
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Commemorative printed cotton, 1806,
Attributed to John Burg,
Lancashire, England, Cotton (16.28) |
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Dress (open robe), 1795, English, Silk, cotton,(C.I.37.46.1) |
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"Electricity," 1900,
English (Nottingham),
Levers machine-made lace (64.229.2) |
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Ensemble, ca. 1999, Prada (Italian), Brown and white faux tweed checked cotton with brown leather trim (2002.561.1a—d) |
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Ensemble, late 19th—early 20th century, Slovakian, Cotton, silk, wool (C.I.39.91.30a—g) |
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Evening dress, ca. 1810, French, White mull with allover embroidery with silver tinsel (1976.137.1); Robe à l'anglaise, 1784–87, French, White muslin with hammered silver foliate diaper-patterned and red silk thread embroidery (1991.204a,b) |
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Evening ensemble, fall 1952, Emilio Schuberth (Italian), Purple, pink, and black striped silk satin with black cotton lace appliqué (C.I.55.76.12a–d) |
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Evening gown, 1963, Hubert de Givenchy (French), Coral cotton lace reembroidered with coral-colored beads and coral pieces (1974.184.2) |
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Hunting and Fishing Scenes, 1769, Designed by Robert Jones; Manufactured at Old Ford, English, Linen and cotton (1983.365) |
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"Junon" dress, fall/winter 1949–50, Christian Dior (French); Christian Dior Haute Couture (French), Cotton, sequins (C.I.53.40.5a-d) |
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"La Marchande d'Amours," ca. 1817,
Designed by Louis-Hippolyte Lebas (French); Manufactured by Oberkampf,
Jouy, France, Cotton (26.238.9a-f) |
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Lace flounce, 1867,
Verdé, Delisle and Company,
French (Paris), Linen (43.37.1) |
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Length of printed cotton, 19th–20th century, William Morris (British); Manufacturer: Morris & Co., Merton Abbey, England, Cotton (23.163.7) |
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"Mira-Spectrum" textile, ca. 1970,
Verner Panton (Danish); Manufacturer: Mira-X,
Printed cotton (2001.405.2) |
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Pantsuit, spring/summer 1970, Designed by Yves Saint Laurent (French, born Algeria), Cotton (1984.598.96a–c) |
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"Persian Shah," ca. 1896,
Russian, Printed cotton (36.90.816) |
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Printed cotton (detail), ca. 1830,
English, Cotton (63.55.2) |
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Printed cotton, 1787, French (Jouy), Cotton (37.170) |
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Robe à la française, third quarter of 18th century, French, Ivory cotton printed in multicolored floral motif (C.I.64.32.3a,b) |
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Round gown, ca. 1798, British, White cotton with polychrome wool crewel embroidered trim (1998.222.1) |
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Shirt, 1976, Vivienne Westwood (British); Malcolm McLaren (British), Striped brown and white cotton with stenciled and painted slogans, and appliquéd patches (1985.375.6) |
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Sleeve supports, ca. 1828, British, Cotton, baleen (C.I.66.38.5a,b) |
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T-shirt, 1975–77, Vivienne Westwood (British); Malcolm McLaren (British), White cotton with red, blue, and black silkscreen print (1985.375.13) |
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Toile de Jouy: Les monuments d'Égypte, ca. 1808,
Manufacture de Jouy (French); Designer: Jean-Baptiste Huet (French), after a drawing by Louis-François Cassas (French),
Roller-printed cotton (X.404) |
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Two dresses, ca. 1810, French, White cotton (07.146.5) |
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"Wandle," design registered July 28, 1884 (printed 1917–23) (detail),
Designed by William Morris (British); Produced by Morris & Company, Merton Abbey, England,
Printed cotton (23.163.10) |
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