Khoboso Nale, Fashion Design–Knitwear ’25, clearly knows what the stylish young professional woman is looking for: Nale’s debut Macy’s Bar […]
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‘Adorned Futures’ Explores Indigenous Futurism and Cultural Resistance
Adorned Futures: Fabric, Form, and Indigenous Resistance, opened in the Art and Design Gallery […]
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Fashion and Textile Studies’ Exhibition Examines Utilitarian Fashion
What happens when garments designed for protection, durability, and labor move beyond necessity and into […]
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The FX series Love Story has revived interest in Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s signature ’90s minimalism, a style defined by her strong sense of self and disregard for fleeting trends. Colleen Hill, senior curator of costume at The Museum at FIT, told The Guardian that Bessette Kennedy’s look marked a departure from ’80s excess, “which was all about showing off how fashionable you were and how much money you could spend on your clothes.”
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