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Designer Kaffe Fassett
mid-1980s

Author Lawrence Rinder
Author Elaine Y. Yau
Author Horace D. Ballard
2020

Design House Serendipity 3
1976

Designer Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)
1963–67

On loan to The Met
Designer Rudi Gernreich
1970

American
1944

On loan to The Met
Designer Rudi Gernreich
1970

Design House Marni
Designer Francesco Risso
spring/summer 2024

Design House Maison Margiela
Designer Martin Margiela
fall/winter 1993–94

Design House Puppets and Puppets
Designer Carly Mark
fall/winter 2021−22

American
ca. 1920

Designer Stephen Burrows
ca. 1971

Designer Stephen Burrows
ca. 1971

Designer James Galanos
ca. 1966
Unidentified artist
ca. 1950–80

Multiple artists/makers
spring/summer 1969

Anne Record
begun 1864

Designer James Galanos
1967

Designer Emilio Pucci
1967
Designer Halston
1964

Designer Stephen Burrows
1971

Designer Halston
ca. 1975

Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
fall/winter 1969–70

Designer Jacques Tiffeau
1966

British
ca. 1825

Designer Nathalie du Pasquier
Manufacturer Rainbow, Milan
1982

Design House SC103
Designer Claire McKinney
Designer Sophie Andes-Gascon
spring/summer 2020

Designer Stephen Burrows
ca. 1970

Design House House of Moschino
Designer Franco Moschino
fall/winter 1993–94

Designer Eva Scholauder Alw
1920s

Designer Myrna Tatar
1978

Designer Jules Bashein
1945

Department Store House of Balenciaga
Designer Cristobal Balenciaga
early 1960s
Stuart Davis
ca. 1934
Korea
1980-90s

Russian
late 19th century

Designer Todd Oldham
ca. 1995

Designer James Galanos
1970s

Design House Oscar de la Renta, LLC.
Designer Oscar de la Renta
fall/winter 1998–99
Unidentified artist
ca. 1950–80
Marie Watt
2014

Designer Gilbert Adrian
1948–49
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