The Costume Institute's 'About Time' Exhibition Subtly Points to Sustainability as the Future of Fashion

Posted on October 26 2020

If time used to march along in a straight line, progressing at regular intervals of minutes, days and years, that all seemed to change in 2020. As the pandemic forced people to stay home, the routines we'd relied on in the past — like going into an office Monday through Friday — dissolved, ...

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