Meintest du waldes?
Penarth, Wales, 1895–Edinburgh, Scotland, 1990
Skip to main content Harold Stanley Ede (called Jim) Penarth, Wales, 1895–Edinburgh
in the countryside, Palmer left Shoreham in 1835 and traveled through Devon and Wales
in the countryside, Palmer left Shoreham in 1835 and traveled through Devon and Wales
How does contemporary fashion engage with African dress traditions to explore Black identity?
Wales Bonner (British, founded 2014) Grace Wales Bonner (British, b. 1990) “Aime”
My search for meaning in Black style began as a search through ancestry to reveal beauty and complexity over time and across traditions of expression.
Wales Bonner (British, founded 2014). Grace Wales Bonner (British, b. 1990).
This panel conversation explores the enduring legacy of tailoring and dandyism, and the cultural influence of Harlem as a center for Black fashion, art, and creativity.
Grace Wales Bonner August 15 Sartorial Groundings: African Design at the Heart
Join Met conservator Sean Belair as he discusses his role at the Museum and shares details from the conservation of an Islamic mail shirt made up of 12,000 inscribed rings.
Grace Wales Bonner August 15 Sartorial Groundings: African Design at the Heart
Travel back in time with a medieval look inspired by The Met’s beloved The Unicorn Tapestries and see how you can replicate one of the hunters from the tapestries using makeup.
Grace Wales Bonner August 15 Sartorial Groundings: African Design at the Heart
Glenn Petersen, conservator in The Met’s Costume Institute, offers a close look at a House of Worth ball gown from 1898.
Grace Wales Bonner August 15 Sartorial Groundings: African Design at the Heart
Laura Mina, associate conservator in The Met’s Costume Institute, offers a close look at an 18th-century court suit.
Grace Wales Bonner August 15 Sartorial Groundings: African Design at the Heart
How is Black dandyism integral to Black identity and the history of fashion?
We would look to Grace Wales Bonner and Virgil Abloh to examine the ways in which
