Man wearing a cream embroidered camp-collar shirt and linen trousers beside a terracotta planter.

1954 · Collection

1954

1954 is a ready-to-wear study in embroidered and printed florals — camp-collar shirts, belted dresses and linen tailoring held in pale light.

01 · Context

Context

The collection takes its name as a code rather than a costume: a contemporary wardrobe written in floral embroidery, eyelet and print.

02 · Research

Research

Motifs move between geometric stitch, openwork and painterly bloom, keeping the same light palette across men’s and women’s looks.

03 · Material

Material

Open-weave shirts, linen trousers and fluid printed dresses carry the collection’s material language.

04 · Process

Process

Each look is recorded as a still: terrace, coast and meadow, with cloth moving in open air.

05 · Outcome

Outcome

The archive presents four looks from 1954. This page does not publish retail, pricing or availability.

Man wearing a white eyelet camp-collar shirt and linen trousers on a terrace above the sea.
1954 look 1. Rights: Licensed to RAP.
Man wearing a light-blue floral camp-collar shirt and cream trousers in coastal grass.
1954 look 2. Rights: Licensed to RAP.
Woman wearing a belted pale floral shirt dress on a sunlit stone terrace.
1954 look 3. Rights: Licensed to RAP.
Woman wearing a long watercolor floral shirt dress walking through a meadow.
1954 look 4. Rights: Licensed to RAP.

Credits

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LocationHouse collection

Year1954

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