The first, is Draw and Shoot: Fashion Illustrations and Photographs which shows a collection of images from artists and photographers like Rudolf Bauer, Carl Erickson, Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, and John Rawlings. The show examines the evolving aesthetics of style and beauty in how different artists depict fashion through the decades.
Jody Culkin: Refashioned is a show dedicated to the quirky artist and her reinterpretation of iconic fashion items.
The big exhibit however, is IMPACT: 50 Years of the CFDA. Surprisingly, this is actually the first museum retrospective of the organization and its members itself. The Council of Fashion Designers in America, over the past 5 decades, has supported and promoted its roster of over 600 designers of the fashion trade. In this show, living members of the CFDA like Geoffrey Beene, Diane Von Furstenburg, Donna Karan and Vera Wang have selected one item that best represented their contribution to fashion history.
I'm ready to get out of the cold and immerse myself in some culture in a sunny location...How about you?
All three shows opened this week and will run until April 21, 2013.
photos from bocamuseum.org,jodyculkin.com,fitnyc.edu
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