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Hello, Dolly! Burgundy Victorian Gown
Barbra Streisand wore this exquisite Earth tone Victorian style gown in Hello, Dolly! (1969). This dress is seen in the film when we are introduced to Barbra as Dolly Levi. It appears during the first thirty-six minutes of the movie during the numbers “Call On Dolly”, “Just Leave Everything To Me”, “It Takes A Woman” and “Put On Your Sunday Clothes.” Irene Sharaff’s original costume sketch Hello, Dolly! had a great opening but nose-dived afterward. The film grossed $33.2 million at the b
Stenciled velvet neoclassical gown, Fortuny, early 20th century. Pink & pomegranate mottled velvet stenciled with Medieval-style pattern in gold. Underside inset with pleated raspberry silk held with series of Murano glass beads & silk cord loops continuing down sides to hem. Pleats angled into square-edged train. Whitaker Auctions
January 31, 2016 – Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
Historical Dress
Velvet and Net Tea Gown, ca. 1891-93 David Kemp & Son, Glasgow via Kelvingrove Museum
Dress ca. 1890. Two-piece garnet silk with high, boned-neck bodice with short puffed sleeve and black lace trim. Sheer neckline, trained skirt with piped serpentine hem band and black ruffled lace. Underside of train backed in stiffened gauze with pleated ruffles. Whitaker Auctions
AESTHETIC MOVEMENT TEA DRESS, c. 1895
Vertical knife pleated yoke & sleeve of patterned changeable silk w/ triangle & dot motif, standing collar, dusty rose wool twill dress & lower sleeves, silk satin ribbon draped from bow at CB into SSs & continuing to CF, full slightly trained skirt w/ triple inverted box pleat at CB & hem w/ box pleated self-ruffle manipulated w/ added flat silk satin bows, lined in glazed cotton
Asesinan para robarlo al cronista de Tláhuac, José Eduardo López Bosch
Dress, Mon Kerewa Soeurs, France, ca. 1890. Handmade in silk satin, lace, and chiffon. Photos: Omar Dumaine (top); Héctor Montaño, INAH (bottom). From exhibit Hilos de Historia by the Museum of Mexican History via Castillo Chapultepec Twitter and the Mercado Sobre Ruedas blog.
robe du soir | Les Arts décoratifs
robe du soir | Les Arts décoratifs