Atrium Alive,The Art of Fashion: Peabody Essex Museum

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Venue:	Peabody Essex Museum (PEM)
Dates:	Saturday, December 5, 2009
Hours:	11am - 5pm
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	$
Category:	Special Events

Celebrate Museum's Iris Apfel fashion exhibit with a day of hands-on fashion. Get into the groove with live DJ music and a fashion slide show on the big screen! Fashion experts talk about their inspiration and what's hot.

DEMONSTRATION
The Art of Fashion in Action!
11 am–4 pm, Atrium
Jay Calderin and his students from the School of Fashion Design in Boston lead this behind-the-scenes look at how a garment comes to life, from fashion sketch to fabric draped on a dress form. Calderin is director of creative marketing at the school and founder and executive director of Boston Fashion Week. His designs have appeared in Vogue, Elle, The Boston Globe and The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine.

ART ACTIVITY
Fashion Sketching
Noon–3 pm, Atrium and Rare Bird of Fashion Galleries
School of Fashion Design students share their tips. Get inspired by magazines and practice sketching in the exhibition. Don't forget to add one of your sketches to the PEM Wall of Fashion!

FASHION ACTIVITY
Iris Style
Noon–4 pm, Atrium
Stylists from Stilista, a Boston-based fashion style agency, help fashionistas of all ages pay homage to Iris Apfel. Try on necklaces, bracelets, wraps and other accessories to accentuate your individual style. Have your picture taken on the 'runway' and be part of PEM's fashion slide show on the PEM Flickr page!

FILM
Unzipped
1995, 73 minutes, directed by Douglas Keeve
12:30–1:45 pm, Morse Auditorium
Reservations by December 3

WEBSITE

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www.pem.org/calendar/event/137-atrium_alive_the_art_of_fashion_with_iris_apfel

LOCATION

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East India Square, Salem, MA, 01970 map
Phone: 978-745-9500

REVIEWS

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Maybe Their Best Program Yet

I took two 9 year-old girls to this set of events surrounding the fashion exhibit. The exhibit itself is wild and fun and stimulating. There were fashion students helping kids sketch, and many other related activities. My kids did not look up for THREE HOURS. It was really great. Nice to see clothing considered art! This Museum understands education.