Pique Collection
"Pique: A Journey Through Fashion, History, and Art" Step into the world of fashion as we explore the captivating concept of "pique
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"Pique: A Journey Through Fashion, History, and Art" Step into the world of fashion as we explore the captivating concept of "pique. " From iconic dresses to mesmerizing prints, this term has left its mark on various eras. In 1964, Mary Quant's Ginger Group dresses in Liberty print took the fashion scene by storm. These vibrant designs showcased the essence with their intricate patterns and bold colors. Traveling back to November 1864, Paris fashions unveiled a new wave of creativity. The elegance and sophistication displayed during this time were truly remarkable. Pique played a significant role in shaping these trends that still inspire us today. Fast forward to 1954 when summer fashions for women embraced pique fabrics. Bijou presented a stunning canoe-necked poplin dress while Rembrandt introduced a halter-necked Paisley dress in marcella pique. These pieces exuded grace and style, capturing the essence of summertime chic. However, not all stories are about glamourous attire. In history's pages lies tragedy too - such as the death of Captain Faulknor off Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe. This somber event reminds us that life is fragile even amidst beauty and artistry. Returning to fashion's realm in 1965 brings us Ricki Reed's exquisite dress alongside an Ascher silk outfit. Both garments exemplify how they are elevate any ensemble with its unique texture and visual appeal. Beyond clothing lies another facet of "pique" - an engraving depicting spears and pikes from Le Vocabulaire Illustre series showcases its versatility across different contexts throughout history. Le Vocabulaire Illustre also introduces couvre-pieds (pique), quilts or gesteppte Bettdecke through engravings - reminding us that piques' influence extends beyond mere textiles into our everyday lives.