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Dressed to the Nines: Décolletage
Dressed to the Nines, our special Saturday evening viewings of Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity, celebrate our favorite fashion trends of 19th-century Paris—trends that also happen to be hot this summer in 21st-century Chicago. This evening's theme is Décolletage.
Whether you choose to get totally decked out or simply raid your closet, don an ensemble that suits the theme, and join us for the fashionable festivities.
Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity only will be open. Evening includes a cash bar. Please use the Michigan Avenue entrance.
Buy tickets now or call (877) 307-4AIC and mention "Dressed to the Nines: Décolletage."
Berthe Morisot. Young Woman in a Ball Gown, 1879. Musée d’Orsay, Paris, RF 843.
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Bon voyage, Jean-Paul. Your timely visit provided another dimension on Impressionism & Fashion. Hope you make it safely back to 19th-century Paris!
