A long-overlooked Indiana fashion tradition has seen a recent revival, drawing a younger generation into the richly woven world of antiques. ⬬
Conversations: A Light Touch
A conversation with chandelier restorer and designer Régis Mathieu explores his lifelong dedication to preserving and reinventing the art of antique lighting through a family business rooted in tradition. ⬬
Exhibitions: Dressed to Express
Is fashion art? If your answer is “no,” you likely haven’t seen the work of Elsa Schiaparelli. ⬬
Exhibitions: Winging It
There’s a new exhibition on that will ruffle your feathers in the best way possible. ⬬
Antiquing with a Founding Father
An immersive antiques experience is coming to 36 Craven Street in the Charing Cross area of London this summer. ⬬
Exhibitions: A Space Age Dinner
Save the date for a dinner party hosted by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston because it is going to take you back all the way to the 1950s. ⬬
Exhibitions: When the Gods Come to Visit
In nineteenth-century India, the gods of the Hindu pantheon arrived in many homes through colorful lithographic prints. ⬬
Inside Emerald Fennell’s Georgian Dollhouse
A luscious explosion of colors awaits, each distinct to a particular character in the film. ⬬
Exhibitions: À la mode
Fashionistas with a taste for the couture of the past often appreciate the work of John Singer Sargent, whose renowned Gilded Age portraits recorded the luxurious garments of New York and Paris’s elite. ⬬
Ideas: Rereading History
Publisher Assouline unveils a curated selection of antiques for sale in its stores.⬬
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