Brooklyn Fashion Gallery

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Rymarkable | Brooklyn, NY | Aug ‘18
Briana | Brooklyn, NY | Oct’17
It’s that time again—Target First Saturday, when the museum is free and open late with live music in
Scholars are still debating this! Some believe they are scarification marks, other scholars speculat
Helena Glazer, Brooklyn Blonde
In the spirit of the exhibition Zanele Mulholi: Isibonelo/Evidence, we teamed up with dapperQ, bklyn
Due to popular demand, “Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled Shoe” will be extended
Attention Shoe Lovers! TODAY Elizabeth Semmelhack, shoe historian (your dream job, right?) and Senio
Join us in the Brooklyn Museum shop this Saturday for an exclusive trunk show and sale featuring one
Fashion designer, Gilles Montezin, joined us last night to share his expertise with our guests durin
Shop a collection of tees and totes inspired by a 1970s flyer promoting a “new and different” open h
For more than four decades, Marilyn Minter’s seductive visual statements—from oversized paintings of
Our eighth and final say hello #gaultier guests, Kelly, Meg, Sharon, Amelia, Ginny, Rosanna and Jasm
Who better to talk about what it’s like to work with Gaultier than one of his very own muses?
In honor of National Library Week the #BKMLibrary looks back. Our illustrious Library comprises one
Chantel || Brooklyn, NY || Aug ‘16Shot by theSundncekid.com
African Beauty @shevysews_
We are in the heart of the holiday season and the streets of Brooklyn are a-buzz with people on thei
Steve showed up in head to toe Jean Paul Gaulter. What will you wear? http://bit.ly/sayhellogaultier
In honor of New York Textile Month we are posting about a unique textile sample book in the Brooklyn
“Let the Great World Spin” My first set from my shoot with Zeffi (ZtheBug) is up on my patreon now!w
Sober or drunk, it’s always you.@nickysaysyolo...#2frochicks #leo #retro #ny #brooklyn #dreamyeyes #
On Thursday, June 1 we’re teaming up with Aperture Foundation to present a night of art, fashion, fi
At the forefront of David Bowie’s early looks was fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto, who designed the
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