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#IdaRubinstein by #AntoniodelaGandara, c. 1913. #theartofdress #artofdress #fortheloveofart #arthistory #fashionhistory #1913fashion #1910sfashion #IdaRubinstein by #RomaineBrooks, 1917. @smithsonian #artofdress #theartofdress #fortheloveofart #arthistory #fashionhistory Russian dancer #IdaRubenstein, c. 1922. #artofdress #theartofdress #fortheloveofdance #dancehistory #ballerina #dance #Hairdressing. Photograph by #KimbeiKusakabe, late 19th century. These images were painstakingly hand-tinted by skilled practitioners. Source: #JapaneseArtShowcase.com. #theartofdress #Japan #fortheloveofart #arthistory #dresshistory #photography #artofdress #theartofhair #hairstyles Photograph by #KimbeiKusakabe, late 19th century. These images were painstakingly hand-tinted by skilled practitioners. Source: #JapaneseArtShowcase.com. #Japan #fortheloveofart #arthistory #photography #artofdress #tattoo #tattooart Photograph by #KimbeiKusakabe, late 19th century. These images were painstakingly hand-tinted by skilled practitioners. Source: #JapaneseArtShowcase.com. #theartofdress #Japan #fortheloveofart #arthistory #dresshistory #photography #artofdress #Repost @fitspecialcollections (@get_repost) ・・・ Hunting attire on the cover of the June 1922 issue of the men's fashion magazine, Monsieur. Pochoir illustration by Guy Arnoux. #monsieur #menswear #huntingattire #safari #jungle #pochoir #guyarnoux #fitnyc #specialcollections #1920sfashion With a few exceptions, every image in my and April Calahan's book Fashion and the Art of Pochoir was sourced from @fitspecialcollections who has an incredible collection of #fashionplates printed with the highly-refined, hand-stenciling technique known as #pochoir. #Repost @fitspecialcollections (@get_repost) ・・・ Monkey fur trimmed suit and matching children's ensembles by Jeanne Lanvin. Illustration by Pierre Brissaud for Gazette du Bon Ton, issue 9, 1920. #fashion #fashionhistory #fashionillustration #pochoir #gazettedubonton #pochoir #pierrebrissaud #fashioninstituteoftechnology #specialcollections #fitnyc Before discovering @fitnyc's Fashion and Museum Studies program, I had no idea I could formally study my passion for #fashionhistory much less translate it into a master's degree! Not only did I have the distinctive pleasure of being a part of this two year program, for one of those years I interned at @fitspecialcollections--an invaluable experience that eventually resulted in my first book with my co-author, and FIT Special Collections Associate, April Calahan! The department houses an unrivaled collection of exceptionally rare periodicals and manuscripts, such as the archives of Lucile, Lady Duff Gordon, as featured here. Be sure and follow their Instagram if you are not already and, if in the NYC area, how about making a research appointment? You will not be disappointed!!・・・#Repost with @repostappoffical @the_corsetedbeauty has been posting some sketches from our Lucile collection today... the collection also contains thousands of photographs of her designs! From 1919, but how '80s are those boots? #fashion #fashionhistory #fashionphotography #lucile #ladyduffgordon #1919 #fashiondesigner #fashiondesign #eveninggown #fitnyc #specialcollections #fashioninstituteoftechnology Woman in Green by #PabloPicasso, 1901. @metmuseum: "After celebrating New Year's Eve of 1901 in Barcelona, Picasso moved to Madrid, where he intended to stay for at least one year to work on two new publications: "Arte joven" and "Notas d'arte". While there, he created more than a dozen pictures depicting women dressed to the nines in cheap confections that announce the wearer as a performer-theatrical, sexual, or both. Related paintings shown at Picasso's first exhibition in Paris, at the Galerie Vollard, such as the "Woman in Profile" (1999.363.58), may have been made in Madrid as well. Picasso sent this work to a small exhibition at the Sala Parés in June 1901, where it was likely purchased by Delmiro de Caralt, the Barcelona textile magnate." #arthistory #historyofart #heartart #artlover #arthistory #fashionhistory

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