Peachy at The Met: Birds in the Art of Japan at The Metropolitan Museum of Art Our Coverage Sponsored by Ellen Christine Couture Millinery, Official Milliner of Whom You Know
The
Best Milliner in Manhattan
&
Official
Milliner of Whom You Know:
By
appointment in her showroom
Ellen
Christine is a Mover and Shaker:
With
two covers on Italian Vogue, Ellen Christine is well known throughout the
accessories industry, both here and in Europe. Featured in Vogue, W Magazine,
and Harper's Bazaar magazines multiple times over the past three decades of her
career, Ellen Christine is much sought after by editors and celebrity clientele
as well. Her hats walk into some of the best events in town. Fashion is her
business, and those in the know beat their way to her Soho showroom, for
private appointments, collaborations and the world’s best to put on their
heads.
Here is our original coverage:
If you like both birds and Asia, you will love this exhibit. We have covered every exhibit The Met has come out with since we started, because they are the best around. Every last detail is attended to, and whether or not a subject matter appeals to you, surely you will be able to appreciate the effort and quality composition of each exhibit. Peachy liked the crystallized Eagle and Crow and some of the works absolutely reminded us of Hitchcock's birds. 13 ways of looking at a Blackbird has nice contrast and repetition. The colors in this exhibit are mostly neutral with the occasional red, salmon or muted teal. It's quite a calming exhibit, so do check it out!
