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Three piece suit (Object ID #2004.03.368.ABC)]]>
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Irene exhibit]]>
Worn by Lynn Fontanne. Donor was the niece of Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt.]]>
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Valentina exhibit]]>
Lynn Fontanne exhibit]]>
Worn with blouse (Object ID #2004.03.09.a) to form two piece ensemble.]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2004.03.09.ab)]]>
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Koos van den Akker exhibit]]>
Worn with cardigan jacket (Object ID #1996.273.a) and blouse (Object ID #1996.273.b) to form three piece ensemble.]]>
Three piece ensemble (Object ID #1996.273.abc)]]>
Blouse and skirt without cardigan (Object ID #1996.273.bc)]]>
Pierre Cardin exhibit]]>
Worn with coat (Object ID #1991.102.a) to form two piece ensemble.]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #1991.102.ab)]]>
Detail of skirt closure (Object ID #1991.102.b)]]>
Detail of coat's quilted lining (Object ID #1991.102.a)]]>
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André Courrèges exhibit]]>
Worn with dress (Object ID #1996.266.a) to form two piece ensemble.]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #1996.266.ab)]]>
Detail of back dress closures (Object ID #1996.266.a)]]>
Detail of adjustable skirt waistband (Object ID #1996.266.b)]]>
Givenchy exhibit]]>
Worn with jacket (Object ID #2002.80.01.a) to form two piece ensemble.
Christian Dior was a pioneer in brand licensing, which refers to when a designer or brand allows an approved manufacturer to produce and sell products bearing the designer's label. Christian Dior Separates was a licensed Dior line popular in the 1970s-1990s. This means that while this garment bears the Christian Dior label, it was imported, manufactured, or distributed by another company. ]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2002.80.01.ab)]]>
Christian Dior exhibit]]>
Worn with jacket (Object ID #1996.272.a) and blouse (Object ID #1996.272.b) to form three piece ensemble.]]>
Three piece ensemble (Object ID #1996.272.abc)]]>
Blouse and skirt without jacket (Object ID #1996.272.bc)]]>
Detail of left shoulder of blouse (Object ID #1996.272.b)]]>
Geoffrey Beene exhibit]]>
Worn with jacket (Object ID #1994.124.a) and blouse (Object ID #1994.124.c) to form three piece ensemble.
From Koos Van Den Akker's Fall 1981 collection.]]>
Three piece ensemble (Object ID #1994.124.abc)]]>
Blouse and skirt without jacket (Object ID #1994.124.bc)]]>
Koos van den Akker exhibit]]>
Worn with top (Object ID #1988.195.a) to form two piece evening ensemble.
Donor noted that this ensemble was made for the opening of Marshall Field's store on Michigan Avenue, possibly referring to the opening of Marshall Field's in Water Tower Place in 1975.]]>
Evening ensemble (Object ID #1988.195.ab)]]>
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Oscar de la Renta exhibit]]>
Worn with tunic (Object ID #1999.72.a) to form a two piece ensemble.
From Oscar de la Renta's Spring/Summer 1982 collection.]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #1999.72.ab)]]>
Oscar de la Renta exhibit]]>
Worn with tunic (Object ID #2014.09.03.a) to form two piece ensemble.
From Koos Van Den Akker's Fall 1980 collection.]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2014.09.03.ab)]]>
Detail of tunic slits and skirt pockets (Object ID #2014.09.03.ab)]]>
Koos van den Akker exhibit]]>
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Dress(Object ID #1990.133.A)]]>
Pauline Trigère exhibit]]>
Worn with dress (Object ID #1986.122.a).
Worn by a member of the Kohler or House families.]]>
Dress (Object ID #1986.122.ab)]]>
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Kohler Family exhibit]]>
Worn with evening gown (Object ID #1999.160.a). This item was created by Norman Norell for Traina-Norell fashion house.]]>
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Evening gown (Object ID #1999.160.ab)]]>
Detail of interior bodice of slip (Object ID #1999.160.b)]]>
Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Worn by Lynn Fontanne. Donor was the niece of Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt.]]>
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Lynn Fontanne exhibit]]>
Worn by Lynn Fontanne. Donor was the niece of Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt.]]>
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Lynn Fontanne exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley]]>
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Peg Bradley exhibit]]>
From Mount Mary Times, May 27, 1957, page 3.]]>
Life on the Mount exhibit]]>
To see the entire document, click on the pdf file beneath the image (Ryan acceptance speech Pro Urbe 1965.pdf).]]>
Industry Supporters exhibit]]>