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D.C. philanthropist Michelle Smith's couture collection to be presented by Hindman Auctions this September Christian Dior Haute Couture Domino Pattern Wool Coat, Spring/Summer 2018. Estimate: $4,000 - $6,000. CHICAGO, IL .-Hindman Auctions will present A Life in Couture: The Collection of Michelle Smith, Washington, D.C. on September 21. This offering from the collection of renowned Washington, D.C. philanthropist Michelle Smith will include garments by top designers including Christian Dior, Halston, Stephen Burrows, J. Mendel, and Ralph Rucci, and will illustrate Smith’s carefully curated ...

The First Art Newspaper on the Net   A worker installs a sculpture of the Aztec deity Chalchiuhtlicue, dating from the 16th century, at the National Museum of Ethnology in Leiden on July 26, 2021. The National Museum of Ethnology exhibits Aztec masterpieces. Some of them can be seen for the first time outside Mexico. Sander Koning / ANP / AFP. LEIDEN .- Life-sized warriors carved from stone, mythical human-animal figures, intricate gold jewellery, and a full-size 3D print of the sun stone: all this and more will be on display in Museum Volkenkunde’s Aztecs, the first exhibition about the Az...

The new Netflix show has been derided as “an inaccurate, fictionalised account” – here, the legendary designer’s friends, colleagues and associates set the record straight, providing an insight into the character of a man who was larger than life

Episode two of the Netflix show charts the legendary moment, but Pat Cleveland will never forget the night Paris fell in love with Halston

Anne Klein (who brought along her assistant, future fashion mogul Donna Karan) Despite all the cache each name brought, there were some hiccups between the two camps. As fashion critic Robin Givhan told Harper’s Bazaar in 2015, the French clearly thought they were superior in their game, because the Americans basically paid to use their clothing for inspiration. “It wasn’t secret, it wasn’t on the fly,” she told the publication. “It was done in a way that was completely condoned by the French fashion industry. American companies paid a fee for the right to copy French designers....