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Cheongsam, Silk, metal, China
China
ca. 1934
Cheongsam, silk, metal, glass, Chinese
Chinese
1932
Cheongsam, Silk, metal, China
China
ca. 1948
Cheongsam, silk, metal, Chinese
Chinese
1930s
Cheongsam, silk, metallic thread, Chinese
Chinese
1932
Evening cheongsam, silk, Chinese
Chinese
1930s
Dress, Mainbocher  French and American, silk, American
Design House Mainbocher
Designer Mainbocher
1950
Evening dress, Travis Banton, silk, American
Designer Travis Banton
1934
Ensemble, (a–c, e) silk, metal; (d) silk, metal, glass, Chinese
Chinese
late 1930s
Evening ensemble, Maisons Agnès-Drecoll  French, a) wool<br/>b) silk<br/>c) coral, silver, rhinestones, French
Design House Maisons Agnès-Drecoll
Designer Jeanne Havet
ca. 1932
"Dragon Robe", Vivienne Tam  American, synthetic, American
Design House Vivienne Tam
Designer Vivienne Tam
spring/summer 1998
Coat, Yohji Yamamoto  Japanese, wool, brass, acrylic, Japanese
Designer Yohji Yamamoto
early 1990s
Summer Robe for Court Lady, Silk, China
China
20th century
Woman's Informal Robe, Gauze, China
China
late 18th century
Dress, House of Dior  French, a) silk; b-e) cotton, French
Couture Line House of Dior
Designer John Galliano
fall/winter 1998–99
Woman's Short Informal Robe, Silk, metallic thread, China
China
ca. 1900
Ensemble, Silk, Tibet
Tibet
20th century
Evening ensemble, House of Balmain  French, silk, French
Design House House of Balmain
Designer Oscar de la Renta
spring/summer 1998
Ceremonial Birthday Robe, Silk, China
China
late 19th century
Theatrical robe for a female Daoist priest, Silk thread embroidery on silk satin, China
China
18th century
Summer Robe for Lady, Silk, metallic thread, China
China
19th century
Evening dress, Yves Saint Laurent  French, silk, fur, metal, French
Design House Yves Saint Laurent
Designer Tom Ford
fall/winter 2004–5
Ensemble, Louiseboulanger  French, silk, French
Design House Louiseboulanger
ca. 1933
Dinner dress, House of Dior  French, silk, French
Design House House of Dior
Designer Christian Dior
spring/summer 1955
Woman's Robe, Gauze, China
China
20th century
Cocktail ensemble, silk, American or European
American or European
1976–77
Uçetek Entari, [no medium available]; embroidered
19th century
Evening dress, House of Givenchy  French, silk, French
Design House House of Givenchy
Designer Hubert de Givenchy
ca. 1963
Evening ensemble, Thea Porter  British, born Israel, Silk, British
Designer Thea Porter
ca. 1975
Evening dress, silk, Chinese
Chinese
1930–59
Dress, John Galliano, silk, British
Design House John Galliano
Designer John Galliano
fall/winter 1994–95
Woman's Summer Robe, Silk, metallic thread, China
China
19th century
Dress, Jean Paul Gaultier  French, nylon, French
Designer Jean Paul Gaultier
1994
Ensemble, silk, French
French
ca. 1830
Dress, silk, French
French
1912–13
Lotta in the Costume of a Japanese Lady, from the set Actors and Actresses, First Series (N70) for Duke brand cigarettes, W. Duke, Sons & Co.  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Lithographer Lithography by Knapp & Company
1888–89
Theatrical robe with eight trigrams, Silk and metallic thread embroidery on silk satin, China
China
late 19th century
Manchu Woman's Informal Robe, Silk, China
China
late 19th–early 20th century
Playsuit, Elizabeth Arden  American, Silk, American
Retailer Elizabeth Arden
1940
Coat, Silk, metal, China
China
1850–1900
Woman’s robe with butterflies, Silk embroidery on silk satin, China
China
late 19th century
Dress, Henri Bendel, Silk, American
Henri Bendel
ca. 1942

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