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Description

Sleeveless dress with blue bodice and black skirt. The bodice has a v-neckline edged with floral trim. There is a black velvet band at the waist with metal hook and eye closures. The skirt is gathered in the back, plain in front. The upper inner lining is printed cotton with a stripe and floral pattern.

Narrative

A dress this colour would be worn by younger women; older women wore black. The dress was made by the donor to be worn with other items in the 1044 acquisition, which were purchased at a shop in the village. She says that in 1958, when she spent a holiday in the village, this costume would have been worn regularly on Sundays. See photographs in UBC museum archives.

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