When I should have been doing other things, I lingered over the 2014 weekly planner I used for my to-do lists and still had on my desk. It was called "Fashion" and featured creations from the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I should have tossed the calendar long ago, but I couldn't; it's been fun to peruse. But now the time has come. Before I do, I'd share some of the great designs. These are a few of the pieces I imagine I would have liked to have worn if I'd been around when they were designed. Heck, I'd wear these today.
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Ensemble, Vera Maxwell, c. 1958
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Evening Ensemble, Elsa Schiaparelli, 1939
(Don't you just love that quote?)
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Evening Dress, Coco Chanel, 1926-27
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Evening Ensemble, Gilbert Adrian, 1945 |
Tune in tomorrow for more....
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