Ann Lowe News Today

I wanted to welcome you and say, listen, what we want to do today is give you an opportunity to see basically the museum as a work in progress. There are about 40 of all the exhibitions are now complete, and were working to make sure that we will be very ready on september 24th. The reality of this is pretty simple, 11 years ago we began with a staff of two. We had no idea where the building would be, no sense at all of any of the collections, unlike almost any other museum, not a single object ...

Kelli Bello has received a photo of Mary (Donahoo) Seina in her 1961 ball gown from Seina’s best friend Linda Andersen, who was also a princess that year.

Eva Recinos talks to Charlene Prempeh, the author of "Now You See Me" on the contributions of Black thinkers and creatives across the fashion, architect…

What makes the book groundbreaking is the attention paid to the always complicated-by-race stories behind the successes. For every Black designer whose work is presented here, Prempeh makes us wonder how many were rejected, discouraged, or harassed out of the design professions.

Jane Williams passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Herald Bulletin on 2024-04-22.

Jane Williams passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Herald Bulletin on 2024-04-22.

A ball gown found at an Omaha estate sale was designed by Ann Lowe. One of Lowes most famous creations during a nearly 70-year career was Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1953 wedding

A ball gown found at an Omaha estate sale was designed by Ann Lowe. One of Lowes most famous creations during a nearly 70-year career was Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1953 wedding

Ann Lowe was called 'Society's Best Kept Secret', making gowns for Gasparilla royalty as well as First Lady Jackie Kennedy.

This trending slang term has taken over social media; here is everything you need to know to “stand on business” and keep your Black card.