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Sweater
Yellow orange cashmere sweater; long pointed collar; long sleeves with cuffs
Designed by Hadley for Abercrombie & Fitch.
Worn by Lynn Fontanne. Purchased at the auction of Lynn Fontanne's estate using funds from Mount Mary alumnae. -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of woman in a cape with a big bow in the front and pants. Line drawing only. Artist name Karen L Green, year 1976-1977. Pen on board. Measurements: 10 x 14 inches. Form on back indicates that this design was submitted to the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU) "America's Next Great Designer Awards".
Karen L. Green was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1977. -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of a woman wearing a patterned and belted short brown dress and heels. White accents are added on in white out over the drawing. The date is 9/11/1971 and the artist name is Bette Grasch. This item is the third in a series that ranges 2025.01.11-2025.01.13. Watercolor, oil, and pen on construction paper mounted on board. Measurements: 11 x 14 inches.
Elizabeth "Bette" Grasch was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1972.Tags Elizabeth -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of a woman wearing a patterned and belted short dress and heels. White accents are added on in white out over the shaded pencil drawing. The date is 9/11/1971 and the artist name is Bette Grasch. This item is the second in a series that ranges 2025.01.11-2025.01.13. Watercolor, oil, and pen on construction paper mounted on board. Measurements: 11 x 14 inches.
Elizabeth "Bette" Grasch was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1972.Tags Elizabeth -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of a woman wearing a patterned and belted short dress and heels. White accents are added on in white out over the pencil drawing. The date is 9/11/1971 and the artist name is Bette Grasch. This item is the first in a series that ranges 2025.01.11-2025.01.13. Pencil and oil on construction paper mounted on board. Measurements: 11 x 14 inches.
Elizabeth "Bette" Grasch was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1972. -
Two piece ensemble
Sliced body suit of black spandex with a low rice skirt of black polyester with a slit in back. -
Two piece ensemble
Hand molded black leather corset paired with black polyester textured pants. -
Two piece ensemble
White tattered polyester poncho with tattered sliced pants. -
Detail of fabric
Detail of fabric of white cotton mini dress with sliced sleeves. -
Detail of petticoat
Detail of black canvas petticoat worn under the black polyester strapless dress (Object ID #PG 2023.01.a). -
Dress
Black polyester strapless dress with black canvas petticoat underneath. -
Scarf
Pink and black silk satin scarf; black and white triangle pattern at center; 30 inches x 30 inches; frayed edges. Made in Paris.
Worn by Peg Bradley. -
Dress
Black wool jersey dress; stand-up collar, shoulder yoke, and cuffs in red, teal, royal blue knit with padding; 3 button front placket; tucks at front and back shoulders and sleeve caps.
Worn by Florence Eiseman. -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of “alternating pieces of sheet metal and leather over basic dress.” Metal is grey and leather is brown, dress is black, short, and sleeveless. Artist is Cindy Gefke and there is no year. Watercolor, marker, and colored pencil on paper mounted to construction paper. Measurements: 11.5 x 19 inches
Cynthia "Cindy" Gefke was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1969.Tags Cynthia -
Illustration
Fashion illustration of woman with “sheet metal circles linked together” in a dress overlay, “basic dress underneath.” The artist name is Cindy Gefke and the measurements are roughly 5 x 15 inches, but it is not a rectangular piece of paper. No date. Watercolor, marker, and graphite on paper.
Cynthia "Cindy" Gefke was a Fashion Design major, Class of 1969. -
Detail of cape lining
White curly lambswool cape; stand-up collar; fully lined with tie-dyed silk satin; skin is detaching from lining; several small tears throughout.
Designed by Cindy Gefke, member of Mount Mary's first Fashion design graduating class in 1969. The coat was purchased by Judy Klemensrud of the New York Times, who gave it to her friend, donor Aileen Ryan.