Female Hipster Model Lingerie Outfit Clothing Underwear Fur Dance
"Unveiling Confidence: A Female Hipster Model Dances in a Stylish Lingerie Outfit, Embracing Underwear Fashion with a Touch of Fur"
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• Cowgirl ensemble in two parts.
Date: ca. 1940
Medium: Synthetic (?), suede
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Ensemble designed for Pattie Boyd
The Fool
1967
The Fool were a Dutch design collective led by Marijke Koger and Simon Posthuma, best known for their work with the Beatles, which included designing the tunics the band wore for their 1967 television broadcast of All You Need Is Love, decorating John Lennon's piano and George Harrison's Mini, painting a circular mural at the Harrisons' Surrey home Kinfauns, designing the inner sleeve of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP and, most famously, painting a three-story psychedelic mural on the facade of the Beatles' short lived Apple Boutique in London's Baker Street, which was subsequently painted over by order of the local council. Pattie Boyd and her sister Jenny were fans of the collective and would model their clothing designs for the Apple Boutique. According to Boyd, this brocade ensemble was custom made for her by The Fool and she recalls wearing it during a trip to Greece with all four Beatles in July 1967 to explore the possibility of buying a set of Greek islands.
Christie's: The Pattie Boyd Collection (Lot 13)
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Iris van Herpen: 'Capriole, Ensemble' (2011)
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I watch a fun IG reel of a maid getting dressed in 1790 vs. 1890. it's great! both maids are in practical, period-typical outfits with a few simple aesthetic touches because Humans Like Looking Good regardless of social class. you can tell they are maids because they put clearly functional aprons on, and the 1890s one is wearing a uniform-style cap. also the caption says they are. love it
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the top comment: "but what did POOR women wear? you only ever show rich people's clothes!"
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• Ensemble.
Date: 1840–1880
Culture: Slovak
Medium: wool, cotton, silk
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"Object Costume" an exhibition presented at Ex-Lounge In Harajuku in 2004 that featured wooden ensembles by Takuya Usuda and Mirairo Kuraoka.
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