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Woman's shoe. England. 1725-1750. Brocaded silk. 921.2.29. The Greig Collection of ladies' shoes, Gift of H. and C. Blachford Ltd.
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Early Consumption: 18th century British, French and North American Shoes

Overdress of a robe en fourreau. Attributed to Marie-Jean "Rose" Bertin (French couturière, 1747-1813). France. 1780's, altered in 1870's. Embroidered satin with ribbon appliqués, sequins, faceted glass stones mounted on silver facings, and silver filé; fitted, boned bodice. 925.18.3.A.
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From the Tuileries to Toronto: A Late 18th Century French Court Dress in the Royal Ontario Museum

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Chemistry in Fashion: The French Textile Printing Industry 1759-1820

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Seeing is Deceiving: Camouflage, Concealing Colouration and Fashion in WWI

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The Whole Nine Yards: Early Quilts and Quilted Clothing in the 18th Century

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Connections between Fatimid and Andalusi Inscribed Textiles

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Clothing for the Warrior and the Courtier: Patterns of Sixteenth Century European Court Dress

Woman's huipil (bodice). Probably Mazatec culture. State of Oaxaca, Mexico. 1875-1899. Cotton tabby and gauze with cotton satin-stitch embroidery. 943.35.1 Gift of Mrs. Percy Robertson.
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Mexican Textiles in the Collections of the Royal Ontario Museum: A Survey

Queen Alexandra's state dress. Morin-Blossier. France. c. 1903. Silk satin with applied design, inserts of chiffon, sequins, diamanté and beads. 942.12.3.A-B Gift of Lieutenant-Colonel James W. Flanagan.
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A Royal Wardrobe Unlocked: Queen Alexandra, 1863 – 1910

Lady's unofficial robe with floral motifs and figures. China. Qing Dynasty. early 19th century. Satin embroidered in silk. 910.65.21.
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The Dramatic Cast of Nineteenth-Century Chinese Women’s Vernacular Embroidery

Woman's gala ensemble. Tehuana culture. Juchitán de Zaragoza, State of Oaxaca, Mexico. c. 2000. 2014.40.1.1-2 (bodice and skirt). Gift of the Textile Endowment Fund Committee and 2015.24.1 (huipil grande or lace headdress). Gift of Gilberto Martinez Fabián, Tehuantepec.
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Living Threads: Cloth, Dress and Identity through Mexican History

Textile fragment. Made in Gujarāt, India; used in Egypt. 13th-15th century. Blockprinted cotton tabby. 978.76.97 Abemayor Collection given in memory of Dr. Veronika Gervers, Associate Curator, Textile Department (1968-1979) by Albert and Federico Friedberg. Certified by the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board under the terms of the Cultural Property Export and Import Act.
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Indian Cotton for Cairo: An Unknown Textile Collection in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, and New Insights on the Early Indian Ocean Textile Trade

Book of woodblock printed cotton swatches. France. 1825-1830. 958.261.
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Promiscuous Prints: British Garment Prints in Canada

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Colourful Past: Nålbinding Objects from Late Roman Times in the ROM

Chintz palampore (textile panel). Made on the Coromandel Coast (northern region) of India for the European market. first half of the 18th century. Painted and resist-dyed cotton tabby with gold leaf. 934.4.13 Harry Wearne Collection, Gift of Mrs. Harry Wearne.
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A Revolution in the Bedroom: How Indian dyed cottons transformed Europe's interiors in the 17th and 18th centuries