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skirt, 2-piece
por National Museum of American History
GrátisCC0Smithsonian 3D
Smithsonian NMAH: skirt, 2-piece
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| Licença | CC0 |
|---|---|
| Fonte | Smithsonian 3D |
| Designer | National Museum of American History |
| Atribuição | National Museum of American History · Smithsonian Institution · CC0 Public Domain |
| Tags | smithsonian, museum, cc0, public_domain, nmah |
Description: This micro-miniskirt was part of a “futuristic fashion” collection designed by Rudi Gernreich, featured in Life Magazine in 1970 and displayed at Expo ’70, a world’s fair in Osaka, Japan, although never produced and sold commercially. Gernreich, born in Austria in 1922, emigrated to the U.S. with his mother in 1938, fleeing Nazi persecution of Jews and settling in Los Angeles. Along with his then-partner, activist Harry Hay and others, he was a founding member of the Mattachine Society, an early LGBTQ/gay rights organization, around 1950. Gernreich first worked as a dancer and in costume design in Los Angeles, eventually becoming known for avant-garde fashion designs. Many of his clothes were “unisex,” intended for men and women alike, as he sought to detach clothing from gender—designing skirts for men, pants for women—and remove the stigma of nudity. His body conscious and often minimalist designs can be interpreted as celebrations of the body and statements against sexual repression.
Location: Currently not on view
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