San Francisco fashions that slay the house down (ft. D’Arcy Drollinger) | Drag Art History
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Are y’all ready to dish? Join Curator Laura Camerlengo and SF’s Drag Laureate D’Arcy Drollinger as they spill the tea on the designs in Fashioning San Francisco, quiz each other on fashion and drag terms, and share how they fell in love with fashion.
Learn more about the exhibition: www.famsf.org/...
About the Exhibition
Explore the history of San Francisco through fashion. Featuring one of the most iconic collections of 20th- and 21st-century women’s clothing in the United States, this exhibition includes 100 collection highlights, along with local loans of high fashion and haute couture. The first major presentation of our costume collection in over 35 years, it showcases designs from French couturiers, Japanese avant-garde designers, and other pillars of the fashion industry, including Christian Dior, Alexander McQueen, Christopher John Rogers, Comme des Garçons, and Rodarte. The designs on view, many never shown before, reflect San Francisco’s long-standing tradition of self-expression through fashion.
About Drag History
This humorous, fun video series gives audiences another way into art history. It highlights exhibitions and collection objects in a lighthearted way, and draws parallels between art history and the art of drag. San Francisco’s drag community is an essential part of our city’s culture, and at this moment when their rights are at risk, it is important to elevate their voices. Drag Art History provides a platform, highlighting the creativity and artistic expression of our drag community, while offering fresh perspectives on our exhibitions and collections.
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We hope you enjoy our second episode of Drag Art History! _Fashioning San Francisco: A Century of Style_ is on view at the de Young until August 11, 2024. Plan your visit here: www.famsf.org/exhibitions/fashioning-san-francisco
I saw the show and it reinforced my love of fashion. I live by the quote: “Fashion goes out of style. But, style never goes out of fashion.” Live your style!! ❤❤❤
Suddenly, now I would love to hear D'Arcy talk more about fashion history.
Fashion history is fascinating!
I think you should have D'arcy at all your conversations on fashion! She's terrific. And Laura is terrific. thank you
I second this!
LOVE THIS!
This was so much fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.
I saw the show 2 weeks ago, so this was fun to watch. More, please!
Such an interesting video!!! I look forward to more installments to potentially come!!
Beautiful, thank you very much !
Incredible!
Fantastic! Am looking forward to the show.
This is amazing!
Absolutely stunning dresses❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bravo, D'Arcy and Laura!!!
amazing!!!!!
Love, love, love
“As soon as you put something on your body you change the way the world world sees you, and in turn changes the way you walk through the world.” 👗🎩👠❤
-Darcy Drollinger, Drag Artist
I fully support the drag community
THIS is so cute…….at first I thought it was Brook Lynn Hytes. 🍸🍸🍸
Thank you for the segment, but why was the curator wearing that hideous sweatshirt / pajama top? I'm sorry, but was something lost in translation?
Painted for the gods.........The cheap seat WAYYYY up the back of the theatre were called 'the gods' - being high up near heaven ...where the gods reside... so if you were 'painted for the gods' -it meant lots of makeup so the folks right up the back could see ya mug clearly ...