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CHAPS FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

CHAPS FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

Cat. no.: 48.145.2-3

Artist: Eaves Costume Company (Designer)

Two single narrow leggons chaps of white silk velvet. The top edge is cut on the diagonal and decorated with a 1 ½ in. zig-zag design of small color beads. The outer most edge is trimmed with...

LOINCLOTH FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

LOINCLOTH FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

Cat. no.: 48.145.4

Artist: Eaves Costume Company (Designer)

Two panels of white velvet decorated with an Indian motif of teal velvet and white and orange beads backed in cotton hang from a 1 ¾ in. horizontal beaded belt. The belt has American Indian...

CAPE FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

CAPE FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

Cat. no.: 48.145.6

Artist: Eaves Costume Company (Designer)

Cape comprised of two vertical back tabs supported by a crescent collar. The collar starting at the shoulder and increases in width around the back area is double-sided white velvet embellished...

TURBAN AND FEATHER HEADDRESS FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

TURBAN AND FEATHER HEADDRESS FROM A MALE AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUME

Cat. no.: 48.145.7

Turban style American Indian headdress is created on a felt covered straw base skull cap. The cap is wrapped with striped gold silk fabric and decorated with blue faceted, round, flat shaped...

AFTERNOON DRESS

AFTERNOON DRESS

Cat. no.: 48.14.1-2

Artist: Unknown

This Edwardian afternoon gown was worn by Mrs. Post when she became engaged to Edward Close in 1903. The pink taffeta dress is built on a silk foundation with bust enhancement and nine boned...

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS

Cat. no.: 48.151.1-2

Artist: Oldric Royce, Inc. (Designer)

Date: 1957-1960

Garment is constructed on a boned, strapless bodice of yellow acetate attached to a shear flesh tone organza shell. An overbodice is decorated with yellow organza flowers sewn on a mint green...

Cat. no.: 48.152

Artist: Emma A. Maloof (Designer)

Date: 1932-1937

This short-sleeved dressing gown is made of peach silk crêpe with lace and cutwork accents at the waist, sleeves, and skirt. The bodice has small shoulder tucks that extend into the body of the...

Cat. no.: 48.153

Artist: Unknown

Date: 1953-1958

This two-tone evening dress was custom made in silk crêpe and taffeta. The asymmetrical design of the bodice was created by diagonally overlapping pleated bands of pink crêpe in alternating...

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS

Cat. no.: 48.15.1-2

Artist: Unknown

Two piece gown of mint green silk organza and taffeta. The bodice has a high, lightly boned laced collar and elbow length semi-full sleeves with a fitted undersleeve. Bodice is trimmed with four...

Cat. no.: 48.21

Artist: Unknown

Date: 1909-1911

This garment represents a typical late Edwardian party dress with a high waist and fitted upper body placed on a boned bodice. Other typical features are the short, "tulip" shaped sleeves and...

Cat. no.: 48.22

Artist: Callot Soeurs (Designer)

Date: 1907-1908

This high waisted evening dress is constructed in a sheer turquoise moiré through which with an intense orange-gold silk foundation is visible. A decorative free-hanging bolero is heavily...

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS WITH SPENCER

AFTERNOON OR EVENING DRESS WITH SPENCER

Cat. no.: 48.23.1-4

Artist: Mon Havet (Designer)

Reception gown of pink silk lawn with a machine embroidered ribbon motif. The sleeveless, low cut bodice is built on a boned silk foundation with an overlay of bias cut, pleated lawn and lace...

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