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Death Becomes Her, Maybe a Little Too Much: An Exhibit of Mourning Apparel at the Met
Mortality, a subject most rarely pondered in an era with life expectancy at an all time high, comes back into fashion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. As the Halloween season drew to a close, the Costume Gallery at the Met assembled an exhibit with a mood parallel to the spirit of the holiday. The […]