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    • Chiffonelle

    • Chiffonelle
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    • Light silk unboned corset covering undergarment. During the next decade this will be the only undergarment worn by the slim and trim (designed by Graftons)
    • History of Costume
    • Day dress

    • Day dress
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    • Cyclamen pink crepe gorgette dress. Godets embroidered in silver dentelles and silver ribbon trim. Pink chiffon plasteron (Les Grandes Modeles)
    • History of Costume
    • Summer dress

    • Summer dress
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    • Summer silk print dress with pink silk border at neck, sleeves and hem. Godets are inserted at the hem. Note the contribution made by the green hat (La Grande Modeles)
    • History of Costume
    • Casual suit

    • Casual suit
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    • New Age casual mixed suit with great style. Vest has a tapestry front. The blouse is white with an extra long stock tie (La Gazette du Bon Genre)
    • History of Costume
    • Jacket with chemise

    • Jacket with chemise
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    • Series designed by magazine editors based on Chinese inspirations. A red jacket over a white chemise. The dress and jacket are trimmed with Chinese medallion style flat braids (La Gazette du Bon Genre)
    • History of Costume
    • Three women

    • Three women
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    • Left: Ermine trimmed blue coat. Middle: Jersey dress trimmed with multi-color jersey at neck, waist and sleeve. Right: Black velvet and lame short evening dress (designed by Anna; Les Idees Nouvelles de la Mode et Des Arts, 1925)
    • History of Costume
    • Men's sport outfits

    • Men's sport outfits
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    • The left-hand figure is in a two-button double-breasted sack jacket with contrasting trousers. The right figure is in a one-button sack suit with patch pockets and matching tip cap (Majestic Tailors Catalogue, Chicago, Spring/Summer, 1920)
    • History of Costume
    • Hats

    • Hats
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    • Left to right: Tilted brim black straw hat with black and white belting. Black lace straw hat with yellow flowers and wide brim. Black crochet crown with milan strips over (Leslie -- Custom Millinery; Department Bergdorf Goodman)
    • History of Costume
    • Crepe dress

    • Crepe dress
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    • Brown pebble crepe dress with multiple buttons and loops on wrists and bodice. Tricolor velveteen scarf at neck (Davidow Collection, 1930)
    • History of Costume
    • Shirt dress

    • Shirt dress
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    • Since the turn of the century, the classic and commonly worn American shirt dress (formerly the shirtwaist). Multi-striped heavy silk crepe (George Hoyningen-Huene, photographer; Harper's Bazaar, March 1939)
    • History of Costume
    • Sport ensemble

    • Sport ensemble
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    • Two-piece sport ensemble. Chevron striped bias cut jacket and pants. The culottes are a very popular women's trouser style (Davidow Collection, 1930)
    • History of Costume
    • Town meets country

    • Town meets country
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    • Left figure is wearing a double-breasted blue flannel suit with a round collared blue shirt. Spitafield silk tie, black shoes, bowler, yellow chamois gloves. Right figure is in a three-button notched lapel, black and white herringbone Shetland wool...
    • History of Costume
    • Hunt ball

    • Hunt ball
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    • The scarlet tail coats indicate club membership. Guests wear black or midnight blue tail coats. Unfazed by events in the outside world, the dance in some circles goes on uninterrupted (G.B. Shepherd, illustrator)
    • History of Costume
    • Evening gown

    • Evening gown
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    • Tucked bodice black over red taffeta. Five tier skirt of black silk net over red taffeta (designed by Gleason for Bergdorf Goodman Custom Collection, fall 1954)
    • History of Costume
    • Sportswear

    • Sportswear
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    • The nuclear family is born in the 1950s. The term togetherness extends to the family wardrobe shown here in coordinated summer clothes with identical fabrics (Life Magazine, May 25, 1959)
    • History of Costume
    • Sportswear

    • Sportswear
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    • Black/burgundy hopsack sports jacket. Black knit tie. Navy blue velour Library (Sussex: jacket; Dobbs: hat; Gentlemen's Quarterly, October 1958)
    • History of Costume
    • Sportswear

    • Sportswear
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    • Silk striped sports shirts with pearl buttons. Pattern repeated in less costly cotton shirt by the hundreds (Gentlemen's Quarterly, November 1958)
    • History of Costume

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