Classifieds Forum Visuals Newsletter Gift Shop Send A Postcard Internet's database on fashion, visual merchandising and mannequins. Tommy Hilfiger , the exhibit takes you on a journey of rock 'n' roll's 40 year history through clothes. This is a great idea and shows how artists from 25 or 30 years ago influence artists of today.
Every outfit has a card explaining who wore what and a little bit of history behind the garment.
The sort of semi-dark neon lighting is perfect as well, making one feel like they are walking through an underground music club. I practically bowed as I walked in as the first thing I saw were the Sgt. Elvis' famous rhinestone jumpsuits, David Bowie's Ziggy costumes, and pieces from Mick Jagger are all present, but what is fun are the pleasant surprises. Which leads us to another great thing about the show which is that not only were there amazing contributions from the past, but also the pieces that are from the present. It will be running through March at the Met and then it will be off to Cleveland for a run at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.