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DESCRIPTION:Sep 16\, 2026 - Jan 3\, 2027\nWe know that Barbie\, born in 195
 9\, was a fashion doll\, and that her original 22 outfits were influenced 
 by the Paris couture and memorable ensembles from 1958 Hollywood hits like
  The Best of Everything and A Summer Place. And most of us can’t get eno
 ugh of Théâtre de la Mode\, the ingenius collection of surreal wire doll
 s that modeled miniature couture creations during the last year of W.W. II
 . But are there other ways that dolls have influenced fashion? That’s th
 e question that Colleen Hill\, senior curator of costume at the Museum at 
 F.I.T.\, answers in her new exhibition “Doll Dressing.” With over 170 
 objects on view\, the show traces the way dolls have been used in the fash
 ion industry since the 14th century\, and then looks at the interplay betw
 een dolls\, design\, and popular culture. Don’t think there won’t be d
 ollhouses!
LOCATION:The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology\, 227 W 27th St\
 , New York\, NY 10001\, United States
SUMMARY:Doll Dressing
URL;VALUE=TEXT:https://airmail.news/arts-intel/events/doll-dressing
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