Robe

Designer Basso and Brooke British

fall/winter 2005–6

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Title: Robe
Designer: Basso and Brooke (British, founded 2003)
Date: fall/winter 2005–6
Culture: British
Medium: silk, crystal, metal, enamel
Credit Line: Gift of Bruno Basso and Christopher Brooke (Basso & Brooke), 2006
Object Number: 2006.365
Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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