We are looking for a Fashion Curator @MuseumofLondon who can help us manage and develop our fabulous dress and textile collection https://t.co/7aEf31b10D Deadline: 29 October
#ADHnewresearch2018 “frills causing minor crisis” Wonderful start to the conference from Sarah Magill with her paper exploring the government-imposed restrictions on women’s dress in WW2 👗
Today is #designertuesday : introducing Christian Lacroix
Read More on Lacroix here: https://t.co/jjGvRDZiZv
Image: Christian Lacroix Spring/Summer 1999 collection. Photo Etienne Tordoir. Courtesy @Catwalkpictures, all rights reserved
Working on silk, recreate an element of Queen Mary's bow shoes and see them on display in our #RoyalWomen exhibition at this @RoyalNeedlework class on Saturday 21 July https://t.co/arMdFDZHwy
How can animal rights and fashion work together toward a sustainable future? Come hear Joshua Katcher and Kym Canter talk on the subject on April 10, 2018 at @NYUHumanities
You can register here: https://t.co/4EFWGaMD2w
I wouldn’t have picked this as by Picasso, nor as by a 15-year-old, which just goes to show how wrong you can be ~ ‘Science and Charity’ (1897, Picasso Museum, Barcelona)
Remembering #CharlotteBronte who died #onthisday 1855, eight years after the publication of her masterpiece #JaneEyre. She was never a member of @TheLondonLib, but dedicating the second edition of Jane Eyre to our first auditor - William Makepeace Thackeray - is enough for us!
With his revolutionary fashion illustrations, Antonio Lopez portrayed race and sexuality in a way that had never been seen before. Here's where to watch his legacy on film https://t.co/JJNnYdybFd
Years before graphic t-shirts took off as a commercially successful fashion item, John Dove & Molly White could be found experimenting with inks and silkscreens in their Paddington studio. Hear from the groundbreaking artists in their own words: https://t.co/CrBU0Dw96u