Trouser Suit
1996 (made)
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The Pearce Fionda collection is aimed at the higher end of the designer women's market. With sophisticated echoes of the safari suit, this two-piece demonstrates the clean unadorned lines that identify the design duo's work. This suit from the 'Gamine Glamour' collection deliberately plays upon an androgynous silhouette.
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Parts | This object consists of 3 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Acetate rayon crêpe |
Brief description | Trouser suit in acetate rayon crêpe with matching belt, designed by Pearce Fionda, Great Britain, 1996 |
Physical description | Trouser suit in vanilla acetate rayon crêpe with matching belt. Safari style. |
Production type | Haute couture |
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Credit line | Given by Mr Reynold Pearce and Mr Andrew Fionda |
Production | From the 'Gamine Glamour' collection. |
Summary | The Pearce Fionda collection is aimed at the higher end of the designer women's market. With sophisticated echoes of the safari suit, this two-piece demonstrates the clean unadorned lines that identify the design duo's work. This suit from the 'Gamine Glamour' collection deliberately plays upon an androgynous silhouette. |
Bibliographic reference | De La Haye, Amy, ed. The Cutting Edge: 50 Years of British Fashion 1947-1997. London: V&A Publications, 1997. p. 57.
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Accession number | T.431:1 to 3-1996 |
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Record created | September 4, 2003 |
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