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Description: Dress of yellow nylon and chiffon with floral print in greens, white, and pale orange. Full-length dress consists of layers. Inner yellow nylon(?) sheath, sleeveless, with neckline with slight, shallow rounding. Center back zipper. Outer layer is attached to inner only at neckline and armholes. Full-length, flowing outer layer of yellow chiffon with floral print. Vertical pin tucks at left and right of neckline from shoulders mid-bust. Long, flowing panels from shoulders, not true sleeves, … more
Date: 1974/1978
Creator: Traina, Teal
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Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

Wrap dress

Description: Wrap dress of pale blue cotton/rayon knit fabric printed with tiny white rectangles. The left front panel of the dress has a tie which wraps around front to right, and passes through slit at back to tie at front creating a deep V-neck. Dress has deep side slit pockets. Unlined. Dress has three labels, sewn on top of each other: Designer's label: Diane Von Furstenburg / Made In Italy (early label, with umlaut over the "u") Retailer's label: Neiman-Marcus Content/Care label: 50 % Cotton / 50% Ra… more
Date: 1973/1974
Creator: Von Furstenberg, Diane
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Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

Wrap dress

Description: Dinner dress of black silk crepe. Below-knee length; sleeveless, but cut to form a very slight cap sleeve effect just off shoulder. Semi-fitted tunic-like bodice with plunging V-neckline formed by wrap construction; lapped center front closure with two hook & bar closures at waist. Surplus fabric in front and back gathers into the narrow inserted waistband. Skirt appears tubular and has scalloped front hem. Designer's label: Halston Size label at back inside waist: 8 Care label - dry clean only… more
Date: 1974/1977
Creator: Halston, 1932-1990
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Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
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