Metropolitan Museum of Art

With Kimono Style, the Metropolitan Museum of Art aims to shed light on the significant sartorial connections between Japanese kimonos and Western garments inspired by them, which are just as prevalent today as they were 100 or even 200 years ago.

This ambitious new exhibition attempts to track the emergence of an identifiable American style through a multimedia experience.

"In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" is the first of an ambitious two-part series set to contextualize American fashion design.

The latest from the Met invites viewers to reflect on fashion's relationship with the past, and also has some important things to say about where the industry is headed in the future.

You don't need temperature-controlled closets to keep your clothing looking good in the long run.

It's the latest product line aligned with the museum's "Camp: Notes on Fashion" exhibit.

See the Costume Institute's highly anticipated landmark exhibit before it opens to the public on Thursday.

It's about not how jewelry is made, but how it makes us.

Karl Lagerfeld and company last presented in New York in 2006.

The Costume Institute's massive Spring 2018 show covers 25 galleries and 60,000 square feet between two locations.

Take a look inside "Visitors to Versailles (1682–1789)" before it opens to the public on Monday.

The Costume Institute curator and avant-garde designer were "always at odds," Bolton claimed.

#Merch or it didn't happen.

See what all your fave fashion insiders and celebs wore to celebrate the opening of the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between" exhibition.

And is a "love poem" to former head curator Harold Koda.

Plus: the special gift that allows him work hard and play hard.

In the trailer for upcoming documentary "The First Monday in May," we learn that Rihanna was an unexpectedly expensive get.

Head curator Andrew Bolton explains how the Met's next fashion exhibit will seek to reconcile the oppositional relationship between the hand (manus) and the machine (machina).

He will succeed his colleague Harold Koda, who will retire in January 2016.

The record-breaking exhibit closed Labor Day weekend with a final tally of 815,992 visitors.

With only a few days left before the record breaking exhibit "China: Through the Looking Glass" closes on Monday, the 'Vogue' editor joined Costume Institute Curator Andrew Bolton for a book signing at the museum.

As of Sunday, 671,234 visitors have viewed the Met's latest Costume Institute exhibit.

Attendance is "pacing close" to the Costume Institute's most popular exhibit of all time, 2011's "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty," the museum said.

From A-list celebrities to the chicest fashion insiders, see what everyone wore to celebrate the opening of the 'China: Through The Looking Glass' Costume Institute exhibition.