Tag: Fashion

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  Art Deco Style: Timeless Jewelry Designs by Erté

  February 3, 2020 | Presenting an exciting jewelry collection based on the inimitable work of Romain de Tirtoff, better known as Erté

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  Autumn, Adorned

  September 16, 2019 | Our new jewelry for the fall 2019 season celebrates an enduring Met tradition

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  School Spirit: New Fall Designs with Collegiate Flair

  August 5, 2019 | The new school year will soon be here—and The Met Store is ready with fun “campus-style” apparel as well as bold, spirited pennants to decorate your space

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  Bead Happy: Handmade Clutches and Drawstring Bags by From St Xavier

  July 24, 2019 | The Sydney, Australia–based company has teamed up with The Met Store on a line of popular hand-beaded bags. They share some thoughts about our special collaboration.

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  Ancient Style, Modern Appeal: Our New Neoclassical Jewelry

  November 27, 2018 | Our new jewelry from New York City–based goldsmith Donna Distefano reimagines a set of neoclassical adornments from Italy

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  The Met: Always in Fashion

  September 5, 2018 | Sartorial inspiration in the galleries, for Fashion Week and every week

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  Holy Adornment

  June 11, 2018 | A brief exploration of halos, crowns, and other religious headwear in Christian art

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  Mary Cassatt at The Met

  May 22, 2018 | The work of the celebrated American-born Impressionist offers multiple themes to explore

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  The Designs of Vera Neumann: A Painter’s Idea of a Scarf

  July 24, 2016 | The acclaimed designer gained lasting fame for her colorful printed textiles signed with a cheery ladybug

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  The Take Away: “Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology”

  May 2, 2016 | The Met Store presents a sneak peek into the world of “Manus x Machina” and a collection of accessories, jewelry, books, stationery, and more in celebration of The Costume Institute’s latest exhibition. Available online now.

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  Vigée Le Brun and Her Women in Red

  February 3, 2016 | Acclaimed for her expressive portraits, the famed eighteenth-century French painter wrapped her subjects in crimson luxury

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  “Keeping Things Relevant”: A Conversation with The Met Store’s Lauren Gallagher

  January 6, 2016 | Our book buyer shares her thoughts on the value of museums, today’s art scene, photographing a Van Gogh, and more