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Let’s explore Véronique Peck’s closet.
Find the garment that matches the photo.
Click to reveal what makes each of them so special!

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Sleeveless, tea length dress made of black silk with a yellow lace overlay.

Sleeveless, tea length dress made of black silk with a yellow lace overlay.

Are you wearing anything right now that brings up a happy memory?

Find this beaded dress.

The incredible details on this dress make it a standout! See the shimmery fabric and the beading at the collar and waist?

Tell me more!

Find this geometric dress

The designer of this dress, Emilio Pucci, made simple clothing with unique and bold prints. It's like wearing a work of art!

Tell me more! The geometric print on this dress was inspired by a church, the Florence Cathedral, in Italy. Can you spot where the cathedral appears in the design?

Find this black and white sequin dress

The bottom of this dazzling dress is covered in an unexpected material: black ostrich feathers.

Tell me more! Can you picture what this dress looks like when the wearer is moving? Imagine the ostrich feathers fluttering and the beads on the top catching the light.

Find this red outfit

The designer created clothing that was new and different at the time. It's hard to imagine, but the trousers—and bright colors—were very modern for women at the time. Veronique helped make this style popular.

Find this dress

Pink blouse with floor-length multicolored patchwork skirt

Tell me more! This dress reminds us of the unique crazy quilts in the Denver Art Museum collection like this one.

The End! Nice work, fashionista.

Here we go! Click the right arrow to start.

Sleeveless, tea length dress made of black silk with a yellow lace overlay.

Sleeveless, tea length dress made of black silk with a yellow lace overlay.

Are you wearing anything right now that brings up a happy memory?

Find this beaded dress.

The incredible details on this dress make it a standout! See the shimmery fabric and the beading at the collar and waist?

Tell me more!

Find this geometric dress

The designer of this dress, Emilio Pucci, made simple clothing with unique and bold prints. It's like wearing a work of art!

Tell me more! The geometric print on this dress was inspired by a church, the Florence Cathedral, in Italy. Can you spot where the cathedral appears in the design?

Find this black and white sequin dress

The bottom of this dazzling dress is covered in an unexpected material: black ostrich feathers.

Tell me more! Can you picture what this dress looks like when the wearer is moving? Imagine the ostrich feathers fluttering and the beads on the top catching the light.

Find this red outfit

The designer created clothing that was new and different at the time. It's hard to imagine, but the trousers—and bright colors—were very modern for women at the time. Veronique helped make this style popular.

Find this dress

Pink blouse with floor-length multicolored patchwork skirt

Tell me more! This dress reminds us of the unique crazy quilts in the Denver Art Museum collection like this one.

The End! Nice work, fashionista.