Gorgeous Tapestry

tapestry

at the Met.

Posted by: Brittany on August 5th, 2009 | Tagged with: Textiles, The Met | Comments (0)

Wipe that Face off your Face – aka “Masks”

mask at museum

arielle de pinto masks

NYTimes Forcefield

arielle de pinto masks

Before the jump: The Met, Arielle de Pinto, Forcefield… after the jump: The Met, homemade Mad Max costume, Viv Raison, unknown fashion spreads, World Library, and of course Cher.

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Posted by: Brittany on July 7th, 2009 | Tagged with: Costume, Masks, The Met | Comments (1)

Fancy Beds at The Met

fancy bed at the met

Posted by: Brittany on June 17th, 2009 | Tagged with: Bedrooms, Furniture, Museums, The Met | Comments (0)

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