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Continue the Method, Not the Motif

Institutions of One × Fashion, Continue room, dossier CN06

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The dossier chapter, the sources behind it, further reading and the collection images, each linked to the original.

The articleContinue the Method, Not the Motif institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

Research cited

  1. Gianfranco Ferré Research Center. Politecnico di Milano / Google Arts & Culture, center established 2021. artsandculture.google.com
  2. Alexander McQueen, Explore the Collections. Victoria and Albert Museum, collection current. vam.ac.uk
  3. Interview of Christine Pupillo, Leonard Trattner, and Harry Greenberg of the Patternmaking Department. Fashion Institute of Technology Special Collections and College Archives, 1995-02-27; digitized 2020. archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu
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  8. Introducing Cristóbal Balenciaga. Victoria and Albert Museum, updated 2024-04-17. vam.ac.uk
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Other sources

  1. Fashion in Motion. Victoria and Albert Museum, program current; accessed 2026-09-07. vam.ac.uk
  2. Fashion collection. Victoria and Albert Museum, collection current; accessed 2026-09-07. vam.ac.uk
  3. Wedding dress by Christian Dior. National Museum of American History, twentieth century; accessed 2026-09-07. americanhistory.si.edu
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  7. Contemporary fashion designers on Balenciaga. Victoria and Albert Museum, 2023; accessed 2026-09-07. vam.ac.uk
  8. The source notes for dossier CN06: every claim, its evidence label and its sources institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  9. The CN06 instrument, a working tool for this dossier institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  10. The rights desk: every source in the exhibition and the terms for using it institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

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House of Worth; attributed to Charles Frederick Worth and Jean-Philippe Worth, Ball gown, 1895-1900. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2009.300.1290a, b. Public Domain / Met Open Access.Public Domain / Met Open AccessPhoto record

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