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Red polyester hanbok scarf
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Red polyester jokki vest
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Red polyester jeorgori jacket.
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Blue floral magoja.
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Gray durumagi overcoat with white dongjeong (collar) and ties
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Navy silk baji pants
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Salmon and navy magoja with embroidery
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Navy and white silk chimi with floral motif
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White and navy blue jeogori with floral motifs
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White silk sokchima
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Red and white chimi with floral embroidery
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White silk sokgot with lace trim
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Green hanbok jeorgori with pink floral embroidery
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Silk floral print dress and jacket ensemble. Jacket has covered buttons up back, double layered collar, front bow, and raglan sleeve design. Dress has piped waistline, bow detail on front, back zipper, and orange taffeta lining.
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Denim Bridal Ensemble designed and constructed by Evelyn Bash. Three piece set with dress, detachable train, and jacket. Winner of 2002 Denim Challenge award by Threads Magazine. Evelyn Bash was a bridal designer with a shop in Clinton, MA from 1993-2013.
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Cream silk gown with latticework bodice, fabric flowers, tulle covered vinework, tulle skirting with iridescent beading on skirt. Designed and constructed by Evelyn Bash.
Evelyn Bash was a bridal designer with a shop in Clinton, MA from 1993-2013.
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Printed maxi dress with puff sleeve, zipper cuffs, standup collar, and center back zipper. 4. Designed and made by Carole J. Inferrera, FSC 75’, Clothing and Textile major with a minor in Merchandising. Made in Dr. Anna Billa’s Clothing and Textile class in 1973.
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Ivory Silk Wedding Gown by Anneke Thio
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Lace Fan
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Smith College Commencement Gown. Cotton gown with insertion lace details at neck and skirt.
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Cotton embroidered lace dress
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Pleated and ruffled silk scarf
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Wool wedding dress with silk brocade underskirt and lace details. Example of "Natural Form" silhouette of the era. Dress features buttons up the front, narrow steel boning, lace at neckline and sleeves, and dagged hem. Garment is one piece ensemble.
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Cotton eyelet chemise
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Cotton nightgown with eyelet lace and pintuck detail
