FIDM Museumさんのイラストまとめ

HELP & SOS! On #NationalEndangeredSpeciesDay , this #FrancoMoschino skirt carries a serious message with a humorous touch...

Skirt, c. 1994
Gift of Dorothy W. Sorensen
2010.1110.174

#moschino @Moschino #1990sfashion #fidmmuseum #fashionhistory #fashionliveshere

Fashion begins with fabric! On #NationalTextilesDay, feast your eyes on just a few details of historic dress and modern modes in our amazing FIDM Museum Study Collection.

#textilehistory #textiles #studycollection #fidmmuseum #fashionhistory #fashionliveshere

Please join our @FIDM colleagues for "The Future of Costume Design"! The virtual event is *tomorrow* March 8 at 12pm PST. Costume designers Jacqueline West, Paul Tazewell, & Mandi Line are the special guests.

RSVP LINK: https://t.co/Gx3Fh4yIPG

#fidmmuseum #fashionliveshere

Happy #globalcatday! Here’s the pick of the litter: a charming, petite fan in the shape of a cat’s face made by Duvelleroy and painted by Adolphe Thomasse. Want some #caturday reading content on Thomasse and Duvelleroy? You can learn more on our blog—link in our IG bio!

You gotta *HAND* it to the maker of these gloves: they did *KNOT* mess around! These cotton fishnet gloves would have been stellar in all-black, but the rainbow striped gauntlets are a nice touch...
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Gloves, c. 1939
Gift of Marianne Burke
2007.813.1AB

Our textile connoisseur, Museum Registrar/Coordinator Leigh Wishner, was tapped by @DomestikaEn for their latest “Curious Minds” podcast episode: A Spotty History of Patterns! Listen on Spotify here: https://t.co/xEod7FbtCs

Pictured: Marc Bohan for Christian Dior S/S 1981

The model may look like she’s wearing a wrap, but an illustration in L’Officiel magazine (March, 1955) shows it’s actually a dramatic chapeau with billowing red chiffon panels. This stunning design is in the FIDM Museum collection!

For her S/S 1994 collection, #AnnaSui mixed futuristic textiles with Peruvian-inspired knits and babydoll dresses. Sui told @voguemagazine “I wanted to work with punk iconography, but re-colored into a more optimistic palette...Innocence looks very fresh to me.”

Excited for the annual #MuseumMatch tomorrow with @SoCalMuseums...stay tuned to see which of our #ArtofCostumeDesign mannequins will find a match in another Museum's collection!

First up: @LittleWomen designed by Jacqueline Durran, who just received the @BAFTA award for her work on the film. Read about her process via @voguemagazine here: https://t.co/QYE9ZduiG8