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Open-toed pumps, ca. 1960
Fay Suttles Olson, artist and window display dresser at The Bon Marché, wore these women's shoes in Seattle in the 1960s.
ID Number:1992.37.13
Date:Circa 1960
Red velvet pumps, ca. 1960
This pair of women's red velvet shoes were sold at The Bon Marché in Seattle in the 1960s.
ID Number:1992.37.14
Date:Circa 1960
Pair of green cobra leather flats, ca. 1961
This pair of women's flats feature a single strap with brass buckle. They were purchased from The Bon Marché in Northgate in the 1960s.
ID Number:1992.37.15
Date:Circa 1961
Pair of pink bedazzled mules, 1962
These women's shoes were owned by Fay Suttles Olson who was a local artist and worked on the window display staff at The Bon Marché.
ID Number:1992.37.16
Date:1962
Aqua blue pumps, ca. 1965
These women's shoes were owned by Fay Suttles Olson who was a local artist and worked on the window display staff at The Bon Marché.
ID Number:1992.37.18
Date:Circa 1965
Pair of light blue leather mules, ca. 1965
These women's shoes were sold at The Bon Marché for $7.00 in the 1960s.
ID Number:1992.37.20
Date:Circa 1965
Pair of black Givenchy pumps, ca. 1968
Olive Smith, who owned these women's shoes, was a buyer for Nordstrom and an influential Seattle fashion personality.
ID Number:1992.38.6
Date:Circa 1968
Pair of brown pumps with rhinestone heels, ca. 1968
Olive Smith, who owned these women's shoes, was a buyer for Nordstrom and an influential Seattle fashion personality.
ID Number:1992.38.7
Date:Circa 1968
Pair of red suede sandals, ca. 1970
Olive Smith, who owned these women's shoes, was a buyer for Nordstrom and an influential Seattle fashion personality.
ID Number:1992.38.8
Date:Circa 1970
Hawaiian sport shirt worn by Admiral Ira E. Eskridge, 1948
Aloha, or Hawaiian, shirts were first created in Hawaii in the 1930s. They reflect island motifs and can be worn for a variety of occasions. The shirts became particularly popular stateside after World War II, when members of the military, such as Admiral Eskridge, brought the style home. On the mainland, the look was co-opted and reproduced as something kitschy…
ID Number:1992.39.1
Date:1948