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Type of collection:Clothes
Registration number:
110IND
Class:Social Outfit
Denomination:Clothing
Title:Dress with June fest country party pattern [ensemble with belt]
Author:Angel, Zuzu
Background/Collection:Zuzu Angel
Production date:Década de 1970
Local production:Legacy
Clothes history:
According to Hildegard Angel (2017), "Festa de São João" was chosen as the name of the stamp, because Zuzu Angel wanted to take over Brazilian folklore, which was ridiculed at the time. The print is exclusive, was created by Zuzu Angel and later patented by Hildegard Angel.
About the exquisite modeling of the piece, Hildegard Angel reports: The seamstresses of the time were valued for knowing how to make molds. Zuzu Angel learned from Alicinha Quintanilha (modeler of DeMillus / Catalina, who did the missi's bathing suit but died anonymously.) She said that: "Brazilian body is different because of the curvilinear type". Zuzu Angel plunged into the study with Alicinha, even after being consecrated. She became a personal friend and took Alicinha to Joan Crawfoard's dinner. Katia Johansen [curator of the exhibition at Ocupación Zuzu] suggested paperdoll to present journalists or guests at the opening, because, according to her, this dress is highly elaborated and emblematic.
Dimensions:
Width: 1,09
Height: 1,11
Circumference: 0,68
Technique:Hand sewn, Machine sewn
Material:Cotton, Zipper, Bracket
Clothes description:
Cotton dress, with a patterned print, with an orange background with a “June fest country party” theme. The bust has a vertical pence and the dress is fitted at the waist, with a loop made out of thread and a belt in the same pattern, with a metal latch. There is an orange lining attached to the seam of the waist. The closing of the piece is located at the back with a bracket and a 0, 54 cm orange polyester zipper. According to Hildegard Angel, the piece has a very elaborate mold: the collars are wide; the body ends in beaks that start the skirt. The skewed cut flows the Madame Vionnet line.
Associated events:Ocupação Zuzu Angel (Zuzu Angel Occupation) Exhibition. Itaú Cultural Institute. São Paulo, 2014.
Complementary clothes:
Belt
Description of complementary clothes:
IZA 000560