Oscar de la Renta: The Retrospective: This new exhibit had its world premier last week at San Francisco’s de Young museum. Curated by André Leon Talley, the show includes over 130 exquisite ODLR ensembles dating back to the ’60s. I hope the exhibit eventually travels abroad! Open through May 30, 2016.
Isaac Mizrahi: An Unruly History: Meanwhile, on the east coast, a colorful exhibit celebrating the career of fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi is opening at New York’s The Jewish Museum. March 18 – August 7, 2016.
Love & Friendship: Kate Beckinsale and Chloë Sevigny star in this period film that premiered at Sundance. Based on Jane Austen’s novella Lady Susan (I’m going to read it first!), the film was directed by Whit Stillman of Metropolitan fame. Sevigny plays the reluctant debutante daughter of a match-making Beckinsale. Opens at theaters May 13, 2016.
Jane Austen: An Illustrated Biography: Continuing with our Austen trend, this lovely new book was just published today! Illustrator Nina Cosford created all the imagery and it looks charming to say the least. I’m also tempted to order the Virginia Woolf version which was also released today.
Jamie says
Oh my goodness! Definitely ordering that Virginia Woolf one as we speak. And very intrigued by the movie too! I’m not into most of his movies for some reason, but did LOVE The Last Days of Disco with Chloe and Kate. Love these lists!
Katie Armour says
Jamie – Can’t wait to hear what you think of the book! I think I’m placing an order as well…so good!
Maggie Stephens says
My husband and I were just talking about seeing the Oscar de la Renta exhibit! I’ll post on IG and snapchat when we do! The movie looks beautiful, but skeptical of mother/daughter casting? They seem so close in age to me…
Laura | Books & Foods says
Thanks for the head’s up on Love & Friendship! Must check it out. Also, enjoying the Austen trend. :)
Erin says
It’s Whit Stillman – Kate and Chloe both starred in his Last Days of Disco together! One of my all-time favorites!
Katie Armour says
Erin – Hahaha, corrected! Every time I type his name I think “Walt Whitman” :)