by Obie Linn, Associate Conservator of Textiles
7/27/2023
Ann Lowe, CAMConservation, 1930s fashion, textile conservation, Winterthur Museum
How would you like to travel in a custom “sleeping bag”? These three dresses designed by Ann Lowe (American, 1898–1981) are headed to the Winterthur Museum in Delaware for the exhibition Ann Lowe: American Couturier, snuggled in soft surrounds for a safe and comfortable trip.
by Conservation
7/30/2020
costume conservation, behind the scenes, dyed to match, 1930s fashion, textile conservation
A bird's eye view in the textile conservation lab workbench this week brings us these pajama bottoms and a little of the mid-conservation chaos that goes into making them look their best.
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