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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Worn by donor, Mrs. Joseph Bonness, Sr., to 1953 convention in Washington, D.C. when husband was named President of Road Builders of America. This item was created by Norman Norell for Traina-Norell fashion house.]]>
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Detail of underdress (Object ID #1975.53.b)]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Worn with Object ID #1975.53.a as an evening gown. This item was created by Norman Norell for Traina-Norell fashion house.]]>
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Evening gown (Object ID #1975.53.ab)]]>
Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Evening gown]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
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Ensemble without stole (Object ID #1990.251.abd)]]>
Half-slip (Object ID #1990.251.b)]]>
Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Worn with stole (Object ID #1990.251.c) to form four piece ensemble.]]>
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Four piece ensemble (Object ID #1990.251.abcd)]]>
Half-slip (Object ID #1990.251.b)]]>
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Norman Norell exhibit]]>
Worn with dress (Object ID #1990.251.a), stole (Object ID #1990.251.c), and belt (Object ID #1990.251.d) to form four piece ensemble.]]>
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Four piece ensemble (Object ID #1990.251.abcd)]]>
Ensemble without stole (Object ID #1990.251.abd)]]>
Norman Norell exhibit]]>
This dress has features similar to Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s. It is unknown if this dress was officially part of that line or merely uses similar design elements.]]>
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Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This dress has features similar to Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s. It is unknown if this dress was officially part of that line or merely uses similar design elements.]]>
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Detail of front opening (Object ID #2022.04.02)]]>
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Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This dress has features similar to Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s. It is unknown if this dress was officially part of that line or merely uses similar design elements.]]>
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Dress (Object ID #2022.04.02)]]>
Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
Dress]]>
This dress is from Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s.]]>
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Detail of side button with snap open (Object ID #2022.04.03)]]>
Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This dress is from Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s.]]>
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Detail of side button with snap open (Object ID #2022.04.03)]]>
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Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This dress is from Florence Eiseman's "Functional Fashions" line for children with disabilities from the early 1960s.]]>
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Dress (Object ID #2022.04.03)]]>
Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This is part of a "brother-sister" set with Object ID #2022.04.20 and Object ID #2022.04.21.ab.]]>
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Dress (Object ID #2022.04.20)]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2022.04.21.ab)]]>
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Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>
This is part of a "brother-sister" set with Object ID #2022.04.19.ab and Object ID #2022.04.21.ab.]]>
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Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2022.04.19.ab)]]>
Two piece ensemble (Object ID #2022.04.21.ab)]]>
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Florence Eiseman exhibit]]>