During the archival process of Dame Vivienne’s wardrobe, Kronthaler had numbered each look. He put those numbers in hat and drew them at random, allowing fate to decide which would make it into the collection in reproduced form. “I picked 34, because that’s the number of years I knew her. And these looks are the collection,” he said, admitting he’d added another five because Dame Vivienne kept several versions of the same garments and some were too good to choose from. “When I picked these numbers from the hat, the first number I picked was this sturdy English corduroy suit she wore for twenty years, nearly every day, on her bicycle.” A new interpretation of it opened the show. Dame Vivienne’s granddaughter Cora Corré closed it in a white moiré bustier dress.