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Accessory. It was my Grandmothers earing, it just a single piece of Earing not a pair.

Woman's handbag;, Louis Vuitton; Accessory / Handbag; Toronto, Canada

A simple green sweatshirt
No brand
Casual wear
Current location of the item: Toronto, Canada

The Gho is Bhutan's traditional knee-length robe for men, tied at the waist with a woven belt called a kera. It features large cuffs and an interior pocket, created by its unique folding style. Mandatory in formal settings, the Gho reflects Bhutanese cultural identity and heritage.
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Men's National Dress of Bhutan
Toronto, Canada

Echo’s of Her is an exploration of a feminine experience. This exhibit features a curated selection of personal belongings, each filled with a unique story and emotional resonance. As visitors journey through the exhibit, they are invited to step into the world of femininity, to glimpse their life through their possessions. The white dress whispers of youthful dreams, the ring speaks of love and devotion, the maxi dress evokes images of carefree summer days, and the trinket dish overflows with memories waiting to be unearthed. Ultimately, Echo’s of Her is an invitation to reflect on the lives of those we love, to cherish the memories we share, and to find solace in the enduring power of connection.

Classic sophistication meets modern playfulness in this Rebellion Again “White Ruffle Open Back Bow Minidress!” The dress consists of a flowing silhouette with ruffled straps and an open back, which has fabric strips that can be tied in an elegant bow. It is made out of 100% cotton and 100% rayon lining, which allows the dress to be soft, durable and comfortable to the consumer wearing the dress. The white dress is versatile, so consumers can wear this garment for both casual and formal events that occur in the warmer months.

Rebellion Again

Dress

Toronto, Ontario

This exhibit honors the beauty and significance of cherished garments and jewelry passed down through generations of women. Each piece tells a unique story: a handmade sweater symbolizing warmth and care, a prom dress capturing youthful dreams, a mother’s necklace representing enduring family bonds, and a vintage dress with a matching coat from a grandmother, reflecting timeless elegance. Together, these items form a tapestry of memories and milestones, illustrating the strength, grace, and love that connect women across time.

Outerwear
A-line dress with a matching coat that belonged to my grandma
Toronto, ON
No name, tag was removed

Made of fabric from Hungary. One of four shirts -- one white and three blue -- made of fabric purchased by Tran Thi Thu Ha (aunt) in Saigon. The shirts were tailored (either in Saigon or My Tho) for four of her brothers. This sort of purchase was illegal in post-1975 Vietnam. Including my father, three of the brothers escaped by boat wearing the shirts, and eventually settled in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They were worn for several years, but eventually were put away and stayed in the possession of Tran Ba Hung (father). This white shirt originally belonged to Tran Ba Hung (father's older brother) who disliked his own clothes and would steal the others'. The shirt was taken and worn by Tran Ba Hung (younger brother). The remaining shirt in Vietnam was lost.
Shirt
Saskatoon (Temporarily held in Toronto)

• An everyday wearable 916 gold ring which is in its excellent condition passed down through family.
• Bhima Jewellers
• Accessory
• toronto