Brooklyn Museum Collection
Step into the Brooklyn Museum and embark on a journey through time, as you explore an exquisite collection of fashion artifacts from various eras and cultures
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Step into the Brooklyn Museum and embark on a journey through time, as you explore an exquisite collection of fashion artifacts from various eras and cultures. Marvel at the intricate details of the Chopines, Italian masterpieces dating back to 1550-1650, their elegant design transporting you to Renaissance Italy. Continue your exploration with a Turban, a British accessory from around 1820. Its vibrant colors and luxurious fabric reflect the opulence of that era, leaving you captivated by its allure. As you move forward in time, encounter a Military jacket from Britain circa 1862. Created by C. Webb, this garment tells tales of bravery and valor during times of conflict. Its meticulous craftsmanship is evident in every stitch. Next up are Slippers crafted by American artisans around 1892 under Rosenbloom's watchful eye. These delicate shoes exude femininity and grace while showcasing America's growing influence in the world of fashion. Behold Queen Bess herself. The American-made gown from 1876 pays homage to Worcester Skirt Company's skillful artistry. Adorned with regal embellishments fit for royalty, it embodies elegance befitting any queen. Shade yourself beneath an intricately designed Parasol created by Stern Brothers around 1870 or another one hailing from America between 1880-90 (creator unknown). These fashionable accessories not only shielded their owners from the sun but also served as stylish statements reflecting societal norms and trends. The Ensemble curated by Mme. Uoll Gross showcases American fashion circa 1885 at its finest; each piece harmoniously blending together to create a stunning visual symphony that epitomizes sophistication and refinement. Travel back in time further with a Mourning dress originating from America approximately in 1845 (creator unknown). This somber yet beautifully crafted attire serves as a poignant reminder of past traditions surrounding grief and remembrance.