I didn’t realize museums exhibited fasion designs, and yet the fact that many runway shows diplay artistic masterpieces more often than wearable pieces (at least, that’s how I feel, sometimes), I shouldn’t be that surprised—tomorrow "Quicktake: Rodarte" opens at the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum.
Showcasing the stunning couture of sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy, "Quicktake: Rodarte" focuses on their experimental, often destructive designs.
Destructive Haute Couture
"Quicktake: Rodarte" Exhibits Eclectic Sister Fashion Designs
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