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Rain cape, Cotton, American
American
1890–99
Rain Cape, Coconut fiber, Philippine
Philippine
ca. 1902
Rain cape, bast fibers, cotton, Japanese
Japanese
1950–75
Raincoat, coconut fiber, China
China
early 20th century
Raincoat, coconut, China
China
20th century
Cape, Pierre Cardin  French, born Italy, plastic (polyvinyl chloride), cotton, metal, French
Designer Pierre Cardin
ca. 1968
Woman's Cape, Silk, cotton, wool, metal wrapped thread, metal, and paper; satin weave; plain weave; braided; felt
late 19th–early 20th century
Cape, silk, British
British
1795–1800
Evening coat, Augusto, Ltd., Silk, paper, metallic, British
Augusto, Ltd.
ca. 1934
Cape, [no medium available], probably Italian
probably Italian
late 18th century
Raincoat, Anne Klein  American, cotton, leather, wool<br/>d) leather<br/>e) wool, American
Designer Anne Klein
Design House Anne Klein and Company
fall/winter 1971–72
Dream of China, Wang Jin  Chinese, Polyvinyl chloride with nylon fishing line, iron chain, hook, China
Wang Jin
2008
Rain ensemble, Yves Saint Laurent  French, plastic (polyvinyl chloride), wool, French
Design House Yves Saint Laurent
Designer (a, b) Yves Saint Laurent
Designer (d, e) Roger Vivier
1966–68
Cape, Silk; embroidered
early 20th century
Evening cape, silk, metal, French
French
ca. 1905
Raincoat, Sonia Rykiel  French, cotton, vinyl (probably), French
Design House Sonia Rykiel
Designer Sonia Rykiel
1975–76
Rain ensemble, Anne Fogarty  American, (a, b, e) plastic (polyvinyl chloride), cotton; (f) nylon, American
Designer (a, b) Anne Fogarty
1967
Rain ensemble, Naman Rainwear, plastic (vinyl), American
Manufacturer Naman Rainwear
Designer Jay Stone
1966
Cape, silk, gilt thread, French
French
second half 16th century
Raincoat, Paul Smith  British, acetate, British
Designer Paul Smith
ca. 1991
Raincoat, linen, silk, organic glaze, Japanese
Japanese
1790–1800
Raincoat, grass, Mexican
Mexican
early 20th century
Raincoat, Rice straw, Japan
Japan
1800–1941
Cape, silk, American
American
1850–60
Raincoat, André Courrèges  French, plastic (polyvinyl chloride, cellulose nitrate), cotton, wood, French
Designer André Courrèges
ca. 1967
Cape, Fortuny  Italian, silk, metallic pigment, Italian
Design House Fortuny
Designer Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo
ca. 1930
Raincoat, Norbert Nel  French, cotton, plastic (polyvinyl chloride, polyurethane, casein), French
Designer Norbert Nel
1967
Cape, silk, American
American
mid-19th century
Cape, cotton, French
French
1830–39
Cape, silk, metallic, Spanish
Spanish
late 19th century
Raincoat, House of Balmain  French, teca estron, French
Design House House of Balmain
Designer Pierre Balmain
1949
Cape, wool, silk, feathers, cotton, American
American
1890–95
Rain poncho, Bonnie Cashin  American, Cotton, American
Designer Bonnie Cashin
1954
Cape, Wool, silk; embroidered
ca. 1871
Cape, silk, American
American
1878
Cape, silk, American
American
ca. 1882
Raincoat, Claire McCardell  American, cotton, metal, American
Designer Claire McCardell
1948
Evening cape, silk, glass, probably French
probably French
ca. 1920
Cape, wool, silk, American or European
American or European
1905–10
Evening cape, Valentina  American, synthetic fiber, cotton, plastic, American
Designer Valentina
early 1940s
Raincoat, House of Balenciaga  French, cotton, French
Design House House of Balenciaga
Designer Cristobal Balenciaga
ca. 1967

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