Why Statement Sleeves Are Everywhere elle.com/fashion/a45573…

The plain fabric of this 1953 #Dior evening ensemble serves a purpose here, namely to sit quietly in the background whilst the sleeves do all of the showing off. The rich colour and unadorned cloth emphasise the origami-esque structure. Strike a pose and look aloof Museum at FIT

We get a look inside the Food & Fashion exhibit at The Museum at FIT, the only museum dedicated entirely to the art of fashion.

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Happy to share my latest in Spanish, a brief dispatch for S Moda on the 'Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today' show at the Museum at FIT. Identities are as multi-layered as culture, and this show proves that through the lens of fashion. smoda.elpais.com/moda/la-moda-l…

Saw new Museum at FIT exhibition “¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today.” It was terrific! Curated by The Museum at FIT’s Tanya Melendez-Escalante, senior curator of education & public programs, & Melissa Marra-Alvarez, curator of education & research. #fashion

If you're visiting or residing in #NYC and are looking for a cool exhibit to experience, look no further than the Museum at FIT's 'Moda Hoy'. The exhibition spotlights designers from #LatinAmerica as well as designers of Latin American heritage. REMEZCLA.
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¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today' seeks to challenge stereotypes of what Latin American fashion looks like.

Learn more about the Museum at FIT exhibit here:
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Vogue nos cuenta de qué va “Moda Hoy”, la exposición que abre hoy en ⁦Museum at FIT⁩ mostrando el trabajo de diseñadores latinoamericanos contemporáneos. Hay piezas de varios colombianos, Kika Vargas, Johanna Ortiz, Jorge Duque y Estéban Cortázar. vogue.com/article/moda-h…

JC Chasez's Burner Account Museum at FIT I have loved every single FIT exhibition I’ve had the privilege to see. They are incredible!

Excited to share some images from my new essay “Call Us By Our Names: Queer Gender and Hop Hop Fashion.” Was commissioned to write for catalogue of recent Museum at FIT exhibition “Fresh Fly Fabulous: 50 Years of Hip Hop Style” curated by Elizabeth Way & Elena Romero.

Published by Rizzoli Publications the book features essays by numerous folks providing a comprehensive and beautifully rendered history of hip hop, fashion beauties marvelous intimacies over 50 years and the artistic and industry innovations that have resulted in those connections.

#LGBTQ History 6. b. Apr. 17, 1943, Tommy Nutter, Barmouth, Wales, British tailor, famous for reinventing the Saville Row suit in the 1960s, designer of the costumes worn by The Joker in the 1989 film “Batman.” d. 1992 of #AIDS

Some of the official Tommy Boy memorabilia currently being displayed at The Museum at FIT, Celebrating 50 Years of Hip-Hop. #50yearsofhiphopstyle instagram.com/p/Cqvt7LrL67x/…

I love the way that artist Ammi Philips captured dress. It isn’t lifelike in the sense of the sheen and fold of the fabric but in colour and dimension he sees these women in their everyday clothes. Painting 1830 in collection of P & B Goodman, dress Museum at FIT

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A new exhibit at the Museum at FIT in New York celebrates 50 years of hip-hop style.

Take a look at some of the items on display — from vintage Adidas to Cazal glasses and more. rollingstone.com/music/music-pi…

A few great shots of our exhibition, open Museum at FIT through this Sunday, March 26! Thanks for stopping by, Heidi N. Moore!

The Museum at FIT has three (3) amazing exhibitions right now: One on 50 years of hip-hop fashion, one on women couture designers, and on Elizabeth Hawes, a designer/organizer who was far ahead of her time on breaking down gender binaries in clothes

1. Emile Pasquier, 19th-century ballgown, 1889–90, France. Museum at FIT