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Ensemble, Parachute  American, linen, American
Designer Parachute
ca. 1984
Trousers, Parachute  American, linen, American
Designer Parachute
1984
Jumpsuit, Parachute  American, cotton, polyester, American
Designer Parachute
ca. 1981
Jumpsuit, Parachute  American, cotton, metal, American
Designer Parachute
1980–81
Bomber jacket, Parachute  American, cotton, polyester, metal, American
Designer Parachute
ca. 1981
"Parachute" shirt, Vivienne Westwood  British, cotton, rubber, British
Designer Vivienne Westwood
Designer Malcolm McLaren
1976–80
Jumpsuit, OMO Norma Kamali  American, synthetic fiber, American
Design House OMO Norma Kamali
Designer Norma Kamali
ca. 1980
Athletic ensemble, Parachutes Incorporated, cotton<br/>b) plastic<br/>d—g) leather, American
Manufacturer Parachutes Incorporated
1972
Evening ensemble, Norma Kamali  American, silk, nylon, cotton, American
Designer Norma Kamali
1977
Dress, LOEWE  Spanish, synthetic fabric, cotton, Spanish
Design House LOEWE
Designer Jonathan Anderson
spring/summer 2020
Promenade dress, cotton, American
American
1862–64
Ensemble, Vera Maxwell  American, synthetic fiber, American
Designer Vera Maxwell
1942
Ensemble, Junya Watanabe  Japanese, cotton, metal, Japanese
Designer Junya Watanabe
spring/summer 2003
Dress, Junya Watanabe  Japanese, cotton, nylon, plastic, Japanese
Designer Junya Watanabe
spring/summer 2003
Ensemble, Norma Kamali  American, nylon, glass, elastic, American
Designer Norma Kamali
ca. 1981

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