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The Cool Way Out, a 1967 fashion show of couture looks from the linen closet! Fashion Conservatory: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #1960sFashion #FashionHistory #AdeleSimpson #JonHaggins #AnneFogarty  #VintageFashion #FashionPromotion #ColdPower #FashionConservatory

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Before the war, there was Przegląd Mody. Polish fashion, illustrated in rich detail from 1927 to 1939. #fashionhistory #vintagefashion #przegladmody #1930sstyle #1920sfashion #vintageillustration  #fashionillustration #fashionmagazine #fashionconservatory

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Everyone knows Charles Worth. But in the 1800s, Emile Pingat was just as important, especially when it came to outerwear.  #FashionHistory #VintageFashion #EmilePingat #HauteCouture #19thCenturyFashion #HistoryOfFashion #ParisianStyle #FashionConservatory #PreserveThePast #1800sFashion

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In 1967, Time Magazine called Gernreich "the most way-out, far-ahead designer." Fashion Conservatory: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #FashionConservatory #RudiGernreich #Space1999 #CostumeDesign #FashionHistory #VintageFashion #1970sFashion #SciFiFashion #AvantGardeFashion

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Happy Birthday to a true fashion activist, Rudi Gernreich.  Fashion Conservatory: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #FashionConservatory #RudiGernreich #FashionHistory #1970sFashion #ProtestFashion #PoliticalFashion #FashionAsProtest #AvantGardeFashion #KentState #VietnamWar

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In 1933, Lacoste changed the game with one shirt that bridged sport and style, launching the era of visible branding.  #Lacoste #FashionHistory #VintageStyle #AthleisureOrigins #LogoTee #StyleIcons #HandsOnHistory #ReneLacoste #TheCrocodile #FashionConservatory

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“Blue collar” and “white collar” started with shirts, but what they really represent is people. Everyday people. The ones whose stories don’t end up in museums.  #BlueCollar #WhiteCollar #FashionConservatory #WorkwearHistory #VintageFashion #FashionHistory #VintageClothing

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In 1957, Cristóbal Balenciaga introduced the babydoll dress to haute couture, turning a style once confined to nightwear into high fashion.  #Balenciaga #BabydollDress #1960sFashion #HauteCouture #FashionHistory #FashionConservatory #RevolutionaryFashion #IconicDesigns #VintageClothing

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Tzaims Luksus is a groundbreaking textile designer.  He stepped away from fashion in 1972, but his groundbreaking work continues to inspire.  #TzaimsLuksus #TZL #TextileDesign #1960sFashion #FashionHistory #FabricDesign #FashionIcons #FashionConservatory #BillBlass #OscardelaRenta #GeoffreyBeene

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Cyndi Lauper's aesthetic was both rebellious and fun. She mixed punk with glam and high fashion with street style. #CyndiLauper #80sFashion #IconicStyle #FashionRevolution #AuthenticStyle #PopCulture #StyleIcon #1980sStyle #FashionConservatory

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Barbara Johnson was just 8 years old when she began recording swatches of every new dress she had made. #BarbaraJohnson #FashionHistory #18thCenturyFashion #HistoricalFashion #VAMuseum #SwatchBook  #FashionConservatory  #VintageFashion #TextileHistory #HistoricalDress #FashionHistory

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From Working Girl to red carpet moments, Sigourney Weaver's style reflected the woman in change. Fashion Conservatory: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #SigourneyWeaver #PowerDressing #1980sStyle #WorkingGirl #TailoredStyle #FashionIcons #FashionConservatory #VintageFashion

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In 1940 Norman Norell made a choice that would define his career.  Fashion Conservatory: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #FashionFootnotes #NormanNorell #AmericanFashion #VintageFashion #FashionHistory #MidCenturyModern #FashionPioneer #Tailoring #LuxuryDesign #DesignHistory

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Afternoon dresses were the daytime attire of the Belle Epoque socialite. Less formal then their evening counterparts, they were considered half-dress. #AfternoonDress #BelleEpoque #TeaDress #HistoricalFashion #FashionHistory #VictorianFashion #EdwardianFashion #FashionConservatory

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Amelia Earhart is remembered for groundbreaking aviation, but she was also breaking ground in women's fashion designing her own line of clothes for active, independent women. #AmeliaEarhart #aviation #fashionhistory #FashionConservatory #womensfashion #historicalfashion #womeninhistory #schiaparelli

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Tracey Norman was a model in the 1970s: Vogue Italia, Clairol, Avon. She was booked, beautiful, and no one knew she was trans. #TraceyAfrica #TraceyNorman #TransFashionHistory #LGBTQHistory #FashionTrailblazer #HistoricalFashion #VogueModel #TransRights #FashionConservatory #TransModel #Pride

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April Ashley, one of the first British trans women to grace fashion magazines.  FC: Preserving fashion’s past for future generations. #AprilAshley #TransFashionHistory #LGBTQHistory #FashionTrailblazer #BritishFashion #HistoricalFashion #VogueModel #TransRights #FashionConservatory #TransWoman

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Geraldine Stutz met Andy Warhol for the first time in 1949. She was the Fashion Editor at Glamour Magazine, and he was fresh out of art school, #AndyWarhol #GeraldineStutz #VintageFashionHistory #PopArtOrigins #FashionIllustration #GlamourMagazine #20thCenturyIcons #FashionConservatory

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Geraldine Stutz was a leader and a talent scout, discovering and nurturing designers who would go on to define the fashion world.  #FashionConservatory #GeraldineStutz #WomenInFashion #FashionPioneers #HenriBendel #AmericanFashion #FashionHistory #DesignerSpotlight

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Let’s browse 1920s couture from Beaux Arts de Modes. Their introduction promises: “The long-missed sight of festively decorated ballrooms, with beautiful women howling in fairy-like garments…” #BeauxArtsDeModes #VintageFashion #CoutureHistory 1920sDresses #FashionConservatory #FashionIllustration

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