| The Western subcollection is one of the largest in the nation. With more than 6,000 items, it focuses on the clothing worn by mainstream Americans rather than the costume of the elite. Because most of the items were donated by individuals who have migrated to Hawai'i from the mainland, the collection represents the diversity of the larger American culture. |
| Accession
#: W-1976-41-202F
Date: 1953 Description: French couture evening gown of blue satin. The strapless boned bodice is covered with appliqued leaves. |
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Accession
#: W-1976-40-9
Date: 1924 Description: Lace dress originally worn over a satin slip. |
| Accession
#: W-1975-1-76
Date: 1910 - 1914 Description: Afternoon dress, couture, satin lace, A-symmetrical lines, showing influence of Paul Poiret. |
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