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The exhibition opens with two looks from 1715, the Regency period.
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The Twenties and Thirties.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. An array of looks from the Twenties and Thirties.
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The Thirties display include Schiaparelli, Mainbocher and Chanel.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. The Thirties display includes Schiaparelli, Mainbocher and Chanel.
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The Fifties.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. Christian Dior’s New Look stands at the center of a display of Fifties dresses.
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Fortuny, Jacques Doucet The line of 1900 Universal Exposition.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. Dresses by Fortuny and Jacques Doucet from around the time of the 1900 Universal Exhibition in Paris.
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Jacques Doucet and Charles Frederik Worth
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. A dress by Jacques Doucet and two by Charles Frederick Worth.
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The Seventies
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. His-and-her looks from Jacques Esterel announce a display of Seventies designs.
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The Nineties.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. An array of looks from the Nineties, including designs by Helmut Lang, Olivier Theyskens-era Rochas and Christian Lacroix.
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The central nave.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. The central nave.
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Yohji Yamamoto and Dolce and Gabbana
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. Yohji Yamamoto and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Balenciaga.
Image Credit: Dominique Maître. The purple dress: This purple lace evening ensemble by Cristobal Balenciaga is from his fall-winter 1961 couture collection and is a representative look of the decade. To the left is a golden suit by Chanel. The orange one behind the purple dress is by Pierre Cardin.