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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that the MAAS website contains a range of Indigenous Cultural Material. This includes artworks, artifacts, images and recordings of people who may have passed away, and other objects which may be culturally sensitive.
On display
Evening dress by Alexander McQueen, Angels and Demons collection
2010
Dress of silk damask kimono lining by Akira Isogawa
2008
Costume sketches by Akira Isogawa for Sydney Dance Company productions, c. 2004-2011
c.2004-2011
'Dinosaur' jacket by Issey Miyake Inc.
The Seat of Love and Hate by eX de Medici
2017-2018
'Shiro Kuro' shirt by Anne Farren
2001
Open robe of silk brocade
c. 1760
On display
'Daydream Corset' stock from the Wong family store
c 1890-1920
![A8705 Waistcoat, mens, silver tissue woven with tiny strawberry-like motifs / spangles / gold metallic thread, maker unknown, [England or France, c. 1770]](https://d3ecqbn6etsqar.cloudfront.net/u4Kt9exaGvAZSxkQtQ--k3f6tzs=/372x0/310941.jpg)
Waistcoat
c 1770
'The Wizard of Jeanz' collection by Hiroaki Ohya
1999
Court suit worn by Captain William Hovell
1856
'New Age Business Suit' mens ensemble by Peter Tully
Two piece swimsuit worn by Annette Kellerman
1935-1945
Outfit by Akira Isogawa
1999
