The Lingerie Museum is releasing a limited-edition collection born from a collaboration with a renowned fashion designer, fusing archival treasures with contemporary design. The exclusive line will hit the museum shop this fall.
Through autumn, the museum's flagship gallery will host a rotating series of events tied to the collection. Curators will lead behind-the-scenes talks on how vintage pieces inspired the new silhouettes, while stylists offer one-on-one consultations. Visitors can also examine original garments from the museum's vaults that directly influenced the collaboration.
The project marks an unusual blend of museum scholarship and retail, giving customers the chance to own a tangible piece of lingerie history. Each item in the capsule draws from the museum's archives but is reimagined with modern cuts and sustainable fabrics. Prices start at $95, with a portion of sales funding the museum's public programming.
For those unable to attend in person, the collection will be available online beginning next month. The museum plans to extend its activation series into early winter, with pop-up events in additional cities.
Originally reported by WWD