Silkroad Fan print singlet WORLD cream skirt, 2001
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Genevieve de Pont purchased this singlet and skirt from shops - Silkroad and WORLD - located in the High Street District in central Auckland. "This Susan Scarf top saw me through a lot of university parties and nights out at Shadows. I remember being glad that this washed about as easily as my hair, because it was before smoking was banned in pubs and bars. The print on the front stood up to a lot of washing and still looks pretty much as good as new. I created a bit of a personal uniform based on clothes that I bought from WORLD in the early 2000s. I had two similar skirts from WORLD. I could easily pair this skirt with other t-shirts and tops, dressing it up for parties or down for wearing to lectures."
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Title
Silkroad Fan print singlet WORLD cream skirt, 2001
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Maker
Susan Scarf (singlet), Dame Denise L'Estrange-Corbet and Francis Hooper (skirt)
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Contributor
Garment loan courtesy of Genevieve de Pont
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Date made
Circa 2001
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Subject
Singlet, skirt
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Rights
Garment loan courtesy of Genevieve de Pont ; Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 Licence
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