Farewell, Mary Quant
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- Join us for a look around the 'Mary Quant' exhibition, narrated by our Curator Kirsty Hassard.
See her iconic designs, including close-ups of the collection of dresses and accessories which revolutionised the fashion industry.
'Mary Quant' is now closed and jetting off to the other side of the world. We're glad we could extend the show past its original dates from April to September 2020, so that more of you could see it. But we're so sorry that many were unable to because of the restrictions.
Whether you missed the show or simply miss it, we hope this video gives you a chance to enjoy Quant's innovative and bold designs.
Thank you, Kirsty, for featuring my dress and mentioning me by name, I'm very honoured !!
What a marvelous time that would have been. ❤
50 years ago this was a hit, colors, material, designs, she's definitaly a big one in Fashion Land.
What a fun time that would have been to see and admire great fun fashion!
Quant, oh yes. Great no nonsense sensual designs. In those days I made two of her dresses, I believe via Butterick Patterns. Thought I was the spitting image of Patti Boyd. Thank you, Mary Quant.
She is forever an indelible mark on women's fashion. Thanks so much for giving women so much freedom in fashion. RIP Mary Quant
I use were alot if her clothes back in the 60s ..❤
I love them.
Lovely to be able to re-visit this inspirational collection, as there was so much to absorb and the impact Mary Quant has had on making fashion accessible for so many has been revolutionary. The only aspect missing was the dynamic excitement of the 60's and 70's. The photo shoots and images of the clothes being worn by their owners were great.
La Mode s'exporte : la Minijupe est Française the miniskirts French fashion was exported to England
French fashion was exported to England: the miniskirts and minidresses, creative inventions of Frenchman Lucien David LANGMAN fall winter 1959/1960, caused a buzz in London in 1966.
The miniskirt was created by Lucien David LANGMAN, Master Tailor of the Jean Raymond house in 1959. Mary QUANT, the British woman, bought 2 miniskirts cut by Lucien David Langman at the Boutique des Arts in Saint Tropez and paraded them on a young model of 16 years TWIGGY in New York in 1966. The Miniskirt creations of Lucien David Langman and the aspiring model were a success in NEW YORK and launched Mary Quant to the forefront.
Excellent exhibition we enjoyed our trip to fabulous Dundee.
Attended this brilliant exhibition in Bendigo, Australia today. Great!!
2:47 I love the dress at the left!
It makes me sick I'm in the middle of the US and will never get to see these stunning exhibits 😢
RIP Mary.
I was lucky enough to live in the age of mini skirts. Yes, guys; women and girls actually wore short skirts - and I looooved seeing them. Thank you, Mary Quant. Sad those days are gone.
Yes ..i what a great decade ..i wore alot of her clothes range back then ..Rest in Peace Mary 🙏
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Stunning ❤