Calder Suitcase BoxThis piece was created in honor of the centennial celebration of Calders Circus, in collaboration with the Calder Foundation and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Calder began his Circus in Paris in 1926 as a portable distillation of the natural circus fashioned from wire, cork, fabric, and other materialsat once sculpture, theater, and performance. This wooden jewelry box references the five suitcases used to store and transport Calders Circus. It

This scarf is inspired by a turn-of-the-century tobacco silk quilt

which is reversible and can be worn with either a low back or a plunging neckline

This shirt is made from a midcentury tablecloth

This shawl

These shorts are inspired by a pair of khaki shorts worn for gym class

This shirt is inspired by a 1950s tea towel

It is embroidered with an antique daisy pattern around the cuffs and lapel

These shorts are cut to mimic traditional British Columbia rugby shorts and are inspired by Kutnu fabric

This shirt is made from a midcentury tablecloth

We reproduced the embroidery and smocking details for this style

It is trimmed with glass buttons

Three front ties