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 ciety.html\n\nThis groundbreaking exhibition examines the everyday clothin
 g of ordinary women\, from hard-worn house dresses to psychedelic micro mi
 nis and modern suits to fast-food workers’ uniforms. On view in the Joyce 
 B. Cowin Gallery of Women’s History and showcasing items from the Smith Co
 llege Historic Clothing Collection that are on view in a museum for the fi
 rst time\, this exhibition traces how women’s roles have changed and evolv
 ed dramatically over the decades across the spectrum of race and class. Ea
 ch piece of clothing holds rich stories about the woman who wore it and wh
 o made it\, the materials used\, and the context in place and time. Whethe
 r homemade or ready-made\, many of the garments on display are modest and 
 inexpensive\, rarely saved or displayed in a museum setting. Some are one-
 of-a-kind pieces\; others are examples of clever making-do\, and many are 
 influenced by popular styles and trends of their era. Visitors to Real Clo
 thes\, Real Lives will gain an understanding of the “real” women who have 
 worked and dressed in America for two centuries. Rebecca Shea and Kiki Smi
 th\, Curators\; Anna Danziger Halperin and Keren Ben-Horin\, Curators for 
 the Center for Women's History.
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DESCRIPTION:Register Here - https://rssny.org/class-forms/ny-historical-soc
 iety.html\n\nThis groundbreaking exhibition examines the everyday clothing
  of ordinary women\, from hard-worn house dresses to psychedelic micro min
 is and modern suits to fast-food workers’ uniforms. On view in the Joyce B
 . Cowin Gallery of Women’s History and showcasing items from the Smith Col
 lege Historic Clothing Collection that are on view in a museum for the fir
 st time\, this exhibition traces how women’s roles have changed and evolve
 d dramatically over the decades across the spectrum of race and class. Eac
 h piece of clothing holds rich stories about the woman who wore it and who
  made it\, the materials used\, and the context in place and time. Whether
  homemade or ready-made\, many of the garments on display are modest and i
 nexpensive\, rarely saved or displayed in a museum setting. Some are one-o
 f-a-kind pieces\; others are examples of clever making-do\, and many are i
 nfluenced by popular styles and trends of their era. Visitors to Real Clot
 hes\, Real Lives will gain an understanding of the “real” women who have w
 orked and dressed in America for two centuries. Rebecca Shea and Kiki Smit
 h\, Curators\; Anna Danziger Halperin and Keren Ben-Horin\, Curators for t
 he Center for Women's History.
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LOCATION:Register Here to Attend Online - https://rssny.org/class-forms/ny-
 historical-society.html
SUMMARY:Real Clothes\, Real Lives: 200 Years of What Women Wore\, Presented
  by NY Historical Society (Hybrid)
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