フィリップトレーシーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (フィリップトレーシーInstagram)「#repost @bof Collecting fashion used to be a fringe pursuit. Rare pieces were typically sold at heritage #auction houses, purchased by a handful of other wealthy collectors or mostly-obscure museums specialising in textiles or #costumes. But the race to buy rare #collectables is heating up. Rival museums, venture-backed startups and wealthy consumers alike are all clamouring to get their hands on fashion collectables. From tomorrow, selected items from Sandy Schreier’s closest will go on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, part of a donation of 165 items that she promised to the institution’s Costume Institute last November. Schreier, who amassed what is widely considered the largest private fashion collection in the US, has a closet that #fashion enthusiasts would gladly take out a second mortgage for — from a dramatically-tufted satin ball gown custom-made by Christian #Dior to an enormous headpiece made of colourful butterflies by the couturier #PhilipTreacy from 2003. Swipe across to discover more looks from the #exhibition and delve further into the world of collectable fashion on businessoffashion.com [Link in bio] 📷: Nicholas Alan Cope for @metmuseum」11月26日 23時56分