Dress
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Black knitted dress, designed by Rosalind Yehuda in the 1970s.
Yehuda took a hands-on approach to the creation of her designs and was actively involved in sourcing the yarns used in her garments. She outsourced the production of her designs to local outworkers and would drive between their houses, dropping off designs and yarn, and picking up the finished garments.
Yehuda took a hands-on approach to the creation of her designs and was actively involved in sourcing the yarns used in her garments. She outsourced the production of her designs to local outworkers and would drive between their houses, dropping off designs and yarn, and picking up the finished garments.
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Brief description | Black crepe knit dress with repeating tulip motif, Rosalind Yehuda, 1970s |
Credit line | Given by Rosalind Yehuda |
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Summary | Black knitted dress, designed by Rosalind Yehuda in the 1970s. Yehuda took a hands-on approach to the creation of her designs and was actively involved in sourcing the yarns used in her garments. She outsourced the production of her designs to local outworkers and would drive between their houses, dropping off designs and yarn, and picking up the finished garments. |
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Accession number | T.1705-2017 |
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Record created | October 17, 2017 |
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