2019.10.1

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View of the “Sustainability” and “Craftsmanship” sections in the exhibition ¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today. From left to right: 2023.5.1 (shoes case), 2023.8.1 (black dress), 2022.50.2 (set), 2022.50.1 (set), 2023.2.5 and 2023.9.1 (top and pants), 2019.10.1 (pink set), 2023.12.1 (bag case), 2010.48.1 (tan gown), 2022.69.1 (black dress), 2015.27.1 (blue dress), 2007.49.1 (beaded jumpsuit)

MinMax_42 Left to right 2016.67.1 (blue dress), 2019.24.1 (dress), 2019.17.1 (sneakers), 2019.10.1 (pink ensemble), 2018.42.1 (ensemble), 2019.29.1 (gown)

MinMax_21 Left to right 2016.67.1 (blue dress), 2019.24.1 (dress), 2019.17.1 (sneakers), 2019.10.1 (pink ensemble), 2018.42.1 (ensemble), 2019.29.1 (yellow gown), 2018.49.1 (coat), 2017.18.1 (suit), 2019.6.1 (ensemble), 2018.48.1 (sneaker)

From left to right: 2023.12.1 (bag case) and 2019.10.1 (pink set)

Object: Set

Brand: Julia Y Renata

Date: Spring 2019

Medium: Cotton and viscose blend

Country: Mexico

Credit Line: Gift of Julia Y Renata

Object number: 2019.10.1

DescriptionMauve pink set in cotton blend: maxi dress, short overskirt; long sleeve oversize shirtwaist maxi dress; short asymmetrical pleated wrap skirt

Label Text:This shirtdress with pleated overskirt by design duo Julia y Renata explores the structural qualities of cotton. Their spring 2019 collection highlighted pleating and experimented with the use of cotton to create volume. Their minimalist aesthetic references the architecture of Luis Barragán, who, like them, was originally from Guadalajara, Mexico.

In Collection(s)

2010s

Exhibitions:

¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today
Minimalism / Maximalism: Fashion Extremes