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Fashion in Colors
On view December 9, 2005–March 26, 2006Fashion in Colors explores color as a design element through 300 years of Western clothing, examining the changing perceptions and meanings of color through various eras. More than 60 costumes are on display, ranging from eighteenth-century court gowns to couture creations by twentieth-century masters such as Balenciaga, Vionnet, Chanel, and Watanabe.
Fashion in Colors is made possible in part by Lancome
Media support is provided by Elle
Additional support provided by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Wacoal America, Inc., United Colors of Benetton, Stephen McKay, Inc., the Mondriaan Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Ainslie III, Kay Allaire, ESP Trendlab, and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin.
Mannequins provided by Rootstein. Generous in-kind support provided by Japan Airlines, Element Labs, Inc., Yamato Logistics Co., Ltd., and Benjamin Moore & Co.
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On View at Cooper-Hewitt
Campana Brothers Select: Works from the Permanent
February 15–August 24, 2008
Multiple Choice: From Sample to Product
November 9, 2007–September 1, 2008
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