Purchased and worn by the donor, Nancy Smart, to wear to her engagement parties in 1948.]]>
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Fabric designed by Marc Chagall. Worn as a "going away" dress on May 5, 1956 for wedding at St. Sebastian's church.]]>
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Claire McCardell exhibit]]>
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Claire McCardell exhibit]]>
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Claire McCardell exhibit]]>
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This dress was created by Donald Brooks for Claire McCardell.]]>
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Note: This dress is actually dark green, though it appears almost black in the photograph.]]>
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Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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Detail of dress front without belt (Object ID #2008.09.53.a)]]>
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James Galanos exhibit]]>
Peg Bradley exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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James Galanos exhibit]]>
Peg Bradley exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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Detail of shoulder closure (Object ID #2008.09.55)]]>
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Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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Oscar de la Renta exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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Peg Bradley exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley.]]>
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Detail of front closures (Object ID #2008.09.58.a)]]>
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Peg Bradley exhibit]]>
Worn by Peg Bradley. This dress is from Yves Saint Laurent's Pop Collection of 1965-66 and is featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's catalog of the exhibition of his work. It is identified as his "Poliakoff" dress, inspired by the paintings of Serge Poliakoff. ]]>
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This suit is an exact reproduction of a 1908 theater suit in the collection of the Wisconsin State Historical Society. The donor made this replica as her senior project in Fashion Design at Mount Mary College in 1974.]]>
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Coat (Object ID #2022.05.01.b)]]>
Mary Fulop Nowakowski wearing a dress she made (Object ID #2022.05.01.a)]]>
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Mount Mary Student and School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) Designs exhibit]]>
This dress was used by Sister Aloyse Hessburg and Charles Kleibacker for their couture class. ]]>
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Charles Kleibacker exhibit]]>