TAM 4072 final exam

Which 1970s designer was inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement and known for pleated, global-style gowns?

Which designer created a green jacket in the 1940s and later became known for her elegant cape jackets and tailoring?

Which designer is credited with creating the modern stiletto heel, blending innovation with elegance in footwear?

Which British royal set trends like ink blue evening wear, English Drape suits, trouser cuffs, and zippered flies?

Which British designer was commissioned by Princess Elizabeth to design her coronation dress in 1953?

Identify designer of this look from 1945

Which 1960s designer launched the “Couture Future” collection and is credited with popularizing white go-go boots?

which designers first collection in 1947 was quickly termed the new look?

Which designer offered an accessible version of Dior’s New Look and wrote The Art of Being a Well-Dressed Wife?

who designed these runway swimsuits

the term "new look" used to describe diors spring collection of 1947 was coined by the french fashion press

Which major designer remained a dominant force in 1980s fashion with bold silhouettes and powerful ready-to-wear lines?

what is this dress called and who designed it

Which illustrator is known for his elegant, graphic work for Vogue and Dior, helping define mid-century fashion imagery?

Which designer launched an iconic 1980s jeans ad campaign featuring Brooke Shields that redefined denim in pop culture?

Bonnie Cashion published wife dressing in 1959

who illustrated this cover

by mid-decade the menswear silhouette mirrored womens fashion with a wide shoulder line tapering down to a narrow waist

Who led Bonwit Teller’s in-store service and helped launch the first ready-to-wear collection at Lord & Taylor?

the 70s was the simple answer to the craziness of the 60s

identify the designer

Identify the designer of this gown worn by Audrey Hepburn un the 1957 film Funny Face

costume jewelry made from what material was popular during WWII?

Which designer fragrance, launched in 1947 and inspired by the designer’s sister in the French Resistance, became iconic

Which British magazine, launched in 1980, focused on street style and shaped the future of fashion photography?

unisex and pleatting

Identify the designer of this wedding dress worn by Jacqueline Bouvier for her wedding to John F. Kennedy in 1953.

according to ingrid mida and alexandra kim there are three basic phases of artifact analysis

What Dior ensemble from 1947 became the quintessential 1950s outfit, defining the “New Look” silhouette?

when textile innovation, developed by dupont, appeared in 1939 and revolutionized hosiery?

oroton fabric

Which designer created the iconic sleeping bag coat, blending fashion with functionality in the late 1970s?

Which designer introduced cocoon coats, baby doll, and sack dresses in the late 1950s, redefining silhouettes?

Identify the designer of this colorful creation influenced in part by Man Ray's painting Le beaux temps

This is the name of the style of an Indian-inspired jacket with standing collar, often made in silk:

Which American designer frequently dressed First Lady Nancy Reagan in elegant, refined gowns during the 1980s?

Which designer returned to fashion in 1954 with the debut of the iconic Chanel suit, redefining postwar elegance?

Which designer is credited with pioneering streetwear in the 1980s through his brand WilliWear merging style and comfort

identify the designer of the bodice on the cover "the face". plays with female sexuality

who designed this and what period was it from

Which avant-garde designer introduced soft, unstructured bras and pushed boundaries in 1960s and 1970s fashion?

skirts lengthened as the 1930s progressed

what style of dress skirt with gathered or pleated fullness created the fuller silhouettes of the early 1940s

Which Black fashion designer dressed stars like Dorothy Dandridge and Joyce Bryant with glamorous custom creations?

who designed this in the 1950s and was 1st american couturier in paris

a swimsuit photo by which photographer was the first color photographic cover of french vogues in 1932?

Which designer helped make denim mainstream in fashion by launching a line of designer jeans in the late 1970s?

Which 1950s counterculture group mixed jeans, sweaters, and ethnic styles in a rejection of mainstream fashion?

Kwame Brathwaite photographed the Grandassa Models and is closely tied to the 1960s “Black is Beautiful” movement.

who designed ethnic style tunics

due to the great depression, the fashion industry came to a halt during the 1930s

Who photographed Princess Margaret’s 1951 21st birthday portrait, and who designed her iconic Dior gown?

identify the innovative artist who applied concepts of orphic cubism to fashion design

who created 7 easy pieces collection

Which American designer dressed First Lady Betty Ford, known for creating elegant, modern looks in the 1970s?

who designed mamie eisenhowers inauguration dress

What fashion “revolution,” marked by bold styles and colors for men, did The Beatles help popularize in the 1960s?

Which designer became famous in the 1980s for creating glamorous, over-the-top looks for the TV show Dynasty?

anne klein became a household name through the wide distribution of her signature line of womens jeans, prized for fit

According to Ingrid Mida and Alexandra Kim, sketching's an ineffective method of documenting when working with artifacts

In 1945, what 1/3-scale touring exhibition displayed the latest Parisian designs after WWII?

very tailored looks

Which legendary costume designer won 8 Oscars and designed for films like All About Eve and countless bridal looks?

the race to travel in space greatly impacted fashion of the 1960s

Who designed Jackie Kennedy’s wedding gown in 1953, becoming one of the first widely recognized Black fashion designers?

What fashion movement was fueled by Soul Train and Blaxploitation films, highlighting pride in Black heritage?

Which British designer created Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation gown, showcasing royal tradition and elegance in 1953?

Which shoe style, with its slender thin sole, pointy or almond-shaped toe, and conical heel returned to fashion?

which of the following was an achievement of mildred custin

Which British designer linked music and fashion, evolving her shop from retro to punk to New Romantic in the 1970s?

what is the name of this hat, 1920s

Which designer became iconic in the 1970s for her green and pink printed jersey wrap dresses worn by working women?

designer:

who was the editor on vogue who combined lacroix couture with jeans

Which designer used a group of glamorous models known as the “Halstonettes” to define 1970s American fashion?

The Hermès Sac à dépêches became the Kelly Bag after Grace Kelly used it, making it a symbol of elegance and fame.

films of the 1930s had a minimal influence on fashion

designer of princess dianas wedding dress

Which French designer’s 1976–77 collections mixed ethnic themes and Chinese influence, defining 1970s fashion?

bad boy of fashion trickle up bricolage, men in skirts, punk heebee jeebees

generally, waists became more defined and skirts shortened in the 1930s

whats the name of this period, what year

prairie style, romantic, victorian designer in the 80s

Which designer, known for colorful buttons, dressed Bette Davis and became the first American in Paris couture?

the style of which member of the british royal family was widely imitated throughout the 1980s

Which two scholars does Steele cite in her article on fashion museums to support material culture analysis methods?

who designed this

Identify the illustrator and designer (in that order) of this look.

Who pioneered the 1980s home fitness boom and helped popularize athletic fashion with her iconic workout videos?

Which accessory gained major fashion attention in the 80s after being featured in films like Risky Business and Top Gun?

Which designer was known in the 1970s for popularizing exotic, bohemian looks like embroidered and flowing caftans?

Which designer, active in mid-century fashion, was known for super feminine eveningwear and rich, opulent fabrics?

Which Italian designer is known for bold textiles, swirling colors, and helped bring Italian fashion to global fame?

Which surrealist artist designed window displays for Bonwit Teller, blending fine art with high-end fashion in the 1930s

Who popularized romantic styles with Victorian and prairie dresses worn by teen girls at special events in the 1970s?

warhol exhibited some of his earliest pop art paintings in the windows of henri bendel

what period is this from

identify the designer

by 1976 womens clothes, particularly blouses and skirts, became even more body-skimming

Dali is best remembered for his cubist compositions

this individual often desinged clothing for jacqueline kennedy that came to be known as the "jackie look"

What term described several variations of a one-piece, semi-fitted sheath dress that appeared in the late 1950s?

Bar suit '47 and "New Look"

Identify this purple cashmere sophistical style dress

Which designer began with neckties, then made the safari jacket and Native American-inspired blanket coat iconic?

Which 1970s music scene featured glamorous, dressy, and sometimes futuristic fashion starting mid-decade?

Identify the designer of these color blocked garments.

Which singer was known for her signature style in the 1980s, featuring bomber jackets, athleisure, and oversized blazers

who illustrated these paul poiret designs

What is the name of the style, based on masculine dress, that began in the 60s and fully emerged in early 1970s fashion

london punk designer "the sex shop screen prints oversized, soft, and easy to wear

an american designer who famously incorporated couture techniques into his creation of ready-to-wear was charles james

Which designer, known for global influences and tropical prints, created looks that contrasted sharply with Dior’s style

who invented this robe de style

the grandassa models wore the fashion of leading fashion designers of the 1960s

dressmaker from brooklyn

more women in 1930s began to wear pants due to the influence of actresses such as marlene dietrich & ketherine hepburn

Identify the designer of this bias cut gown- added fingerprint to label to ensure no counterfeits

pants and pantsuits became an important part of many women's wardrobed in the 1960s

the cutting method that employs a 45 degree angle is referred to as the bias cut

Why was Rudi Gernreich’s 1964 “no-bra” influential in lingerie design and fashion silhouettes of the 1960s?

who designed this poor boy sweater "queen of knits"

identify the designer in the 60's- Mildred Custin supported him "Hippie Chic"

Who designed Elizabeth Taylor’s wedding dress for the 1950 film Father of the Bride, influencing bridal style trends?

Madeline Vionnet, known for her proficiency with bias cut, was the sole enactor of this technique during the 1930s

identify the illustrator for this Halston look

Which 1930s costume designer worked with Joan Crawford and designed the wardrobe for the 1939 film The Women?

Which designer and socialite helped launch the designer denim trend with her namesake jeans in the late 1970s?

T/F: Fashion presented in the film the women was not influenced by popular art movements of the 1930s

Which Ebony magazine founder launched Fashion Fair Cosmetics to serve the beauty needs of women of color?

Which American designer was known for his luxurious craftsmanship and frequently dressed First Lady Nancy Reagan?

who created units and multiples unisex

What style grew after the 1987 economic crash, replacing wealth-inspired glamor with simplicity and refined restraint?

Which Japanese designer used pleating and traditional techniques to create wearable shapes like the flying saucer dress?

what was a significant element of women's fashion in the early 1930s?

How did 1970s women’s fashion reflect rebellion against postwar dress rules through freedom, pants, and personal style?

Which African American designer, known for buttons and fun details, was the first American in Paris haute couture?

what is this top called

was this alice bergen cody dress couture or a dupe

gentlemen prefer blondes

Balenciaga perpetuated the Dior hourglass silhouette and did little to experiment with new shapes

Fashion and Film Photographer

who designed these dresses in the 20s

What 1980s style suggested women had to adopt masculine looks—like suits with shoulder pads—to succeed professionally?

who made this perfume

this designer, who made grace kellys wedding dress in 1956 greatly impacted the bridal industry of the 150s and beyond

which american-born designer opened a couture house in paris in 1930 and was a favorite designer of wallis simpson?

Before launching his own line in 1947, Dior worked under which designers who shaped his early fashion training?

What concept did Donna Karan launch in the late 1980s, promoting black and strong basics for working women?

Who designed Bette Davis’s iconic wardrobe in the 1942 film Now, Voyager, showcasing her dramatic transformation?

Which clothing market grew substantially during the 1950s, with high-waist and smock styles the most popular?

What term refers to a skirt with a hemline above the knee, a style closely linked to designer Mary Quant in the 1960s?

What term describes the 80s look popularized by Madonna that mixed thrift finds, bustiers, vintage, and costume jewelry

Which French designer called fashions enfant terrible, challenged norms by showing skirts for men in his 1985 collection

giorgio armani developed a metal mesh fabric named oroton that he used to create sexy, lustrous, and sleek dresses

identify the costume designer for the 1953 film gentleman prefer blondes

Which fashion styles emerged from 1980s film influence, shaping youth identity and subculture fashion?

general limitation order L-87 regulated the amount of material useb by american manufacturers of clothing during WWII

which garment, designed by Louis Reard and modeled in paris in the summer of 1946, was considered scandalous in europe?

Due to wartime trade disruptions, which three fashion capitals developed independently for their own markets?

Which designer popularized the miniskirt & jersey dress in the 1960s, offering playful, youthful fashion like Chanel did

this image represents pop art fashion of the 1960s

What 1980s men’s fashion look featured expensive suits styled with T-shirts and sneakers, made popular by Miami Vice?

which fabric was used for every conceivable wardrobe item, including bib overalls, shirts, and boots?

Identify the designer of this dress from 1949

which plan, intiated in britain in 1941, enforced the manufacture of non-wasteful clothing?

television influenced perceptions of the suitability of maternity wear in public

what is the style tribe most associated with london?

Who took over design at Dior after Christian Dior’s death in 1957 and launched his first collection in 1958?

which fabric made a comeback for dramatic evening wear in the 80s?

American designer, started Coach

Recognizing economic & cultural value of French couture, hitler wanted to move the entire industry to Berlin or Vienna

who designed these gowns

identify the designer

the supply of which of the following fabrics or materials was restricted for civilians during WWII?

the shanghai-style cheongsam was encouraged as a fashionable dress by actress

Which designer, known as the “Queen of Knits,” created the tight-fitting striped poor boy sweater in the 1960s?

Which royal wore a Dior gown for her 21st birthday portrait, symbolizing elegance and postwar fashion revival?

identify the costume designer of now voyager starring bette davis

Identify the designer of this dress from 1948

Which American designer, known for elegant yet practical designs, worked closely with First Lady Betty Ford in the 1970s

As adults wore sneakers as streetwear, athletic shoes replaced most children’s styles—except for dressy occasions.

Which designer was renowned for her sculptural, Grecian-style gowns featuring intricate pleating and drapery?

identify the designer of this sheath dress

Which legendary editor worked under Carmel Snow at Harper’s Bazaar and later led Vogue with bold, creative vision?

what is this called

choose the american designer from the list

Which designer created glamorous gowns for stars like Dorothy Dandridge and was a pioneer in Black fashion history?

Identify the designer of Joan Crawford’s Letty Lynton gown, widely copied and linked to “The Women” and shoestring style

During WWII due to a lack of hosiery, many women used leg make-up

Who popularized the knit wrap dress in the 1970s—building on a concept first seen in the 1940s by Claire McCardell?

What suit style, tied to African American jazz culture, had wide shoulders, long jackets, and pegged trousers?

Which fashion illustrator is known for capturing the energy, diversity, and spirit of style in the 1970s and 1980s?

early pioneer with punk aesthetic

who designed these dresses

Which designer took over at Dior and later created “Le Smoking,” a tuxedo suit for women, in the 1960s?