A Vestment Designer Looks at The Met’s “Heavenly Bodies”
Heavenly Bodies, the Costume Institute show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, brings together fashion, which I know about, and […]
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Category: Hue Magazine
Preeminent Documentarian Frederick Wiseman Comes to FIT
No one in the world makes movies like director Frederick Wiseman. His earliest documentaries, including Titicut Follies (1967), which exposed the […]
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An American Family: Three Generations of Restrepos Found Their Footing at FIT
This comic strip by Nate Restrepo, Illustration ’19, describes some of the milestones in his gender transition. On a chilly […]
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An FIT Bestiary
Click on the images to learn more about the artists and their animal inspirations.
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What Inspires You?: My Mother’s Sewing Machine
With a little oil, Margaret Pasqualino’s Singer sewing machine still works. Her yardstick is still nailed to the front, as is the apron that held her pocketbook and belongings while she labored.
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Disability Is Diversity, Says Fashion Design Student
In January, Teen Vogue featured you in an article about disability representation in fashion. How did that come about? My roommates got […]
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Ellen Lynch Coaches Special Olympics Swim Team
Professor Ellen Lynch, Accessories Design, teaches FIT students the finer points of creating footwear—lasts, uppers, the anatomy of the foot. […]
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FINDING ALDUS
At his Aldine press, founded in Venice in 1494, pioneering publisher Aldus Pius Manutius established the modern use of the […]
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Linda Angrilli Co-Chairs CASE Editors Forum
Linda Angrilli, editor of Hue magazine, was co-chair of the Editors Forum, an annual conference for college and university editors […]
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