The Museum of FIT is finally presenting a ‘90s-focused fashion exhibit.
, the exhibition highlights iconic brands and designers who established the sartorial codes of a decade that marked both the end of a century and a millennium. With concepts ranging from minimalism to the revitalization of luxury design houses, theshowcases the ‘90s as a time that was also filled with hope for the future and yet fraught with anxiety.
The exhibit’s introductory gallery will highlight the connections between fashion and pop culture, from fashion’s increasing presence on television to the ever-growing fame of supermodels during that time. Visitors will be able to see videos of ‘90s-era runway shows and clips from such movies and shows asThe main gallery will feature more than 85 garments and accessories that undoubtedly shaped ‘90s style, with most of the items selected from the Museum of FIT’s permanent collection.
Environmentalism and waste reduction were other concepts that designers felt strongly about even in the ‘90s, and visitors will get a chance to see some of the era’s sustainability-focused practices from designers like Lamine Kouyaté, whose garments were assembled from discarded or unwanted materials.
RETURN OF LUXURY: Gucci , evening dress and belt: white matte jersey, and gold metal, fall/winter 1996, Italy. The Museum at FIT, 97.30.1, gift of Gucci. MINIMALISM: Prada, backpack: black nylon and leather, circa 1993, Italy. The Museum at FIT, 2017.1.1, anonymous donor.Reinvention and Restlessness: Fashion in the NinetiesReinvention and Restlessness: Fashion in the Nineties
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