This dress was made when Charles Kleibacker was designing for Nettie Rosenstein, but was never put into production. Charles said Nettie told him that this would be too difficult to fit for ready-to-wear.]]>
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The program contains sketches of the students' designs alongside the students' names (given here in alphabetical order): Diana Banks (2 designs), Pamela Calbaum (2 designs), Hi-Ja Lee Choi, Katie Corcoran, Barb Crawford (3 designs), Karen Davidson, Michele DuPont, Debra Eauslin, Cherie Eckmann (3 designs), Rhea L. Graham, Karen Haviland, Melanie Helminski (2 designs), Mary A. Herman, Kathy A. Hillery (2 designs), Julie Kaderabek (2 designs), Ingrid Kozulis, Paula F. Mahan, Debbie McKay, Lisa Nazer, Tina Pozorski, Melissa Puls, Donna Ricco, Gayle Strege, Sara Weber (2 designs).
Donna Ricco's design (Object ID #2013.14.01.ab) is available in the Digital Fashion Archive.
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Two piece ensemble (Donna Ricco's design) (Object ID #2013.14.01.ab)]]>
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This ruana was used by Sister Aloyse Hessburg and Charles Kleibacker for their couture class.]]>
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This toile was used by Sister Aloyse Hessburg and Charles Kleibacker for their couture class.]]>
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Detail of zipper closure and train (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
Detail of loop on train (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
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Evening gown (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
Detail of loop on train (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
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Evening gown (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
Detail of zipper closure and train (Object ID #1974.54)]]>
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Detail of train (Object ID #2004.03.172)]]>
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Evening gown (Object ID #2004.03.172)]]>
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Detail of armholes buttoned (Object ID #2004.03.37)]]>
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Cape (Object ID #2004.03.37)]]>
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This cape was used by Sister Aloyse Hessburg and Charles Kleibacker for their couture class.]]>
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Detail of armholes buttoned (Object ID #2004.03.654)]]>
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Cape (Object ID #2004.03.654)]]>
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Detail of gown with front belt undone (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
Detail of inside front of gown (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
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Gown (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
Detail of inside front of gown (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
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This gown was used by Sister Aloyse Hessburg and Charles Kleibacker for their couture class. ]]>
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Gown (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
Detail of gown with front belt undone (Object ID #2004.03.673)]]>
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