Dark Glamour at The Museum at FIT

Gothic: of or relating to a style of fiction characterized by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents
Glamour: an exciting and often illusory and romantic attractiveness; especially: alluring or fascinating attraction —often used attributively

No other two words could come close to describing FIT’s current show. February is almost here and that means there is only one more month to catch a glimpse of this outstanding show. Here is just a taste:

: Hussein Chalayan, Blob top and skirt, Red and black wool carpet and black silk, Fall 2005, Geometrics collection, England, Lent by Hussein Chalayan

: h. NAOTO, Elegant Gothic Lolita ensemble with Angry doll, Black silk satin, lace, chiffon, faux bone, metal and patent leather, Fall 2008, Japan

: Alexander McQueen Hooded suit and thorn necklace Black silk crepe, satin, and silver Spring 2007, Sarabande collection, England Lent by Alexander McQueen

: Alexander McQueen Sleeveless evening dress, Red feathers and glass microscope slides, Spring 2001, Voss collection, England, Lent by Alexander McQueen

: Alexander McQueen Strapless evening dress, Black and green silk taffeta, glass, and leather, Fall 2007, In memory of Elizabeth Howe, Salem 1692, England, Lent by Alexander McQueen

Visit the online exhibit or see the full show at FIT for free until February 21, 2009.

Dark Glamour at The Museum at FIT

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