Border Garden TrousersThese trousers are inspired by a beaded coat from the 1920s. We reproduced the beadwork using motifs from a 1789 sampler. Samplers, sewing exercises used to teach and perfect needlework skills, have been standard practice for centuries but are particularly associated with early American craft. We reproduced the sampler's pink, green, and yellow border along the hem and side seam of these trousers, which have a mid rise and a straight leg. All beading

and a stripe pattern in midnight blue

Two back flap pockets

These trousers are inspired by a 1920s opera coat

The scarf was printed with photographs of gold mines across the country

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The sweater is inspired by patterns made by a British knitwear designer who made sweaters for London boutiques in the 1960s and 1970s

who closed his shop in the 1970s

a region of Portugal known for its fine whitework embroidery

50% nylon 50% wool

Three front buttons

which is made of a sheer organza

These shorts are inspired by a 1940s tablecloth and feature a historical reproduction of the original vine pattern