Simply Halston
Simply Halston, Paul Fashion Arts Gallery
Roy Halston Frowick (1932–1990) was born in Iowa and grew up in Indiana. Hailed by Newsweek magazine, as "the premier fashion designer of all America," Halston began his career as a milliner and later designed the hat Jacqueline Kennedy wore at her husband’s inauguration in 1961. A master of cut, he was a favorite of many celebrities and designed clothes for Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Minnelli, Anjelica Huston and Lauren Bacall. Most of the approximately 32 designs in this exhibition were drawn from the IMA’s fashion arts collection.
Selections from the Exhibition
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evening dress
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evening dress
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evening dress
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day dress
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evening ensemble
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evening dress
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evening dress
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day ensemble
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day dress
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evening ensemble
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EVENING ENSEMBLE
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EVENING ENSEMBLE
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caftan
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evening dress
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evening dress
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evening dress
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evening ensemble
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jumpsuit
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evening ensemble
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evening ensemble
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evening dress
Designer Halston
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evening ensemble
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evening ensemble
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evening dress
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evening ensemble
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evening ensemble
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cocktail dress
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day suit (jacket, skirt, slacks)
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late day dress
Exhibition Panorama
Director's Journal Featuring Simply Halston
Simply Halston
Indianapolis Museum of Art
4000 Michigan Rd.,
Indianapolis,
IN
