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Trouser Suit

1996 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

English Eccentrics are renowned for fashions and accessories created in their lively, eclectic printed textiles. This relaxed, elegant ensemble formed part of the 'New Bohemians' collection. Dating from 1994, the devore velvet features heraldic lions and unicorns. The rich orange-rust colour was suggested by the robes worn by Tibetan monks.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 3 parts.

  • Scarf
  • Tunic
  • Trousers
Materials and techniques
Velvet devoré Label says 82% rayon and 18% silk
Brief description
Ensemble, rust velvet devoré tunic, scarf and trousers with 'Tudor' motif, designed by Claire Angel for English Eccentrics, UK, Autumn/Winter 1996-97.
Physical description
Woman's ensemble comprising rust velvet devoré tunic, scarf and trousers with 'Tudor' motif.
Gallery label
(1997)
English Eccentrics are reowned for fashions and accessories created in their lively, eclectric printed textiles. This relaxed, elegant ensemble formed part of the 'New Bohemians' collection. Dating from 1994, the devoré velvet features heraldic lions and unicorns. The rich orange-rust colour was suggested by the robes worn by Tibetan monks.
Credit line
Given by Mrs Helen David
Object history
Registered File number 1996/579.
Production
Autumn/Winter 1996-97 collection.
Summary
English Eccentrics are renowned for fashions and accessories created in their lively, eclectic printed textiles. This relaxed, elegant ensemble formed part of the 'New Bohemians' collection. Dating from 1994, the devore velvet features heraldic lions and unicorns. The rich orange-rust colour was suggested by the robes worn by Tibetan monks.
Bibliographic reference
De la Haye, Amy (ed.). The Cutting Edge: 50 Years of British Fashion 1947- 1997. London : V&A Publications, 1997 plate 72
Collection
Accession number
T.143:1 to 3-1996

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Record createdSeptember 30, 2003
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