June 8–September 6, 2026 Art and Design Gallery This summer, the Art and Design Gallery presents Making Ground: Selected Works from the Class of 2026, a curated selection of highlights from the annual Graduating Student Exhibition (GSE) at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). The exhibition brings together emerging artists and designers across a wide […]
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oschino Couture (Jeremy Scott), trompe l'oeil printed jacket and skirt, spring 2017, museum purchases, 2028.9.1-2. September 16–January 3, 2027 The Museum at FIT Doll Dressing centers on the longstanding connections between dolls and high fashion. Historically, dolls operated as miniature fashion models—they were shipped around Europe and abroad, communicating the latest styles in three-dimensional detail. […] |
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Did you know that September is the month of Fashion Week? While the world focuses on the glamorous runways, we recognize the importance of manufacturing and production—the unsung heroes turning creative sketches into physical garments. Join us for the CitySource Manufacturing Symposium at FIT! It is a free educational forum for manufacturers, designers, brands, and […] |
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September 23, 11 am–7 pm September 24, 11 am–7 pm FIT presents 27th on Sale, an inaugural experiential shopping event on campus in FIT's John E. Reeves Great Hall. The showcase features a curated multibrand designer sample sale with apparel, accessories, beauty, fragrance, and other exclusive fashion finds. The event will also feature a Shop […] |
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Women's cooperatives in a process of creating a plant-based paper-like material, and a STUDIO BIRTANE lampshade made using that material. Images courtesy of Birnur Temel Birtane, MILKist Social Design Center. September 24–November 1, 2026 Art and Design Gallery Soil to Surface highlights the creations of small-scale women farmers, women’s cooperatives, and internationally recognized designers from […]
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September 23, 11 am–7 pm September 24, 11 am–7 pm FIT presents 27th on Sale, an inaugural experiential shopping event on campus in FIT's John E. Reeves Great Hall. The showcase features a curated multibrand designer sample sale with apparel, accessories, beauty, fragrance, and other exclusive fashion finds. The event will also feature a Shop […]
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Meet three of our new faculty members and hear about the global aspects of their work. Jamyn Edis joins the Marketing Communications Department. He is a seasoned executive, data strategist, entrepreneur, and educator with nearly three decades of leadership at the intersection of tech, media, and artificial intelligence. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business […] |
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From palace facades to carved royal inscriptions, discover how the Achaemenids maintained, mended, and renewed their monumental architecture. This virtual symposium brings together scholars to explore ancient repair practices of care, materials, techniques, and what they reveal about craftsmanship in the ancient world. Architectural repair, تعمیر or ta'mir, in modern Persian usage, was a fundamental […] |
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October 1–11, 2026 Goodman Center Lobby “Figured cloth” is a historical term for a textile with a pattern, or motif, woven directly into its structure during the manufacturing process, rather than printed or dyed on its surface. These textiles, also known as jacquard fabrics, are now developed using specialized textile design software. This exhibition showcases […]
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Image: Cover of Portrait of Sebastian Masuda by GION. Courtesy of Sebastian Masuda. FIT Professor Yuniya Kawamura will be in conversation with fashion and art creator Sebastian Masuda, internationally recognized as the leading figure in Japan’s kawaii (cute) subculture. Masuda understands kawaii not merely as an aesthetic, but as an explicit, nonviolent mode of rebellion […] |
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