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Tonight, we are very excited to honor Iris van Herpen (@irisvanherpen) at the fifteenth annual Brooklyn Artists Ball.
This year, the Artists Ball celebrates the pioneering Dutch designer and her singular contributions to contemporary fashion—as well as the opening of Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses on Saturday, May 16.
🎟️ Plan your visit to Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses through the link in our bio.
#IrisvanHerpenBkM #SculptingTheSenses #IrisvanHerpen #BrooklynMuseum #HauteCouture
Tonight, we are very excited to honor Iris van Herpen (@irisvanherpen) at the fifteenth annual Brooklyn Artists Ball.
This year, the Artists Ball celebrates the pioneering Dutch designer and her singular contributions to contemporary fashion—as well as the opening of Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses on Saturday, May 16.
🎟️ Plan your visit to Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses through the link in our bio.
#IrisvanHerpenBkM #SculptingTheSenses #IrisvanHerpen #BrooklynMuseum #HauteCouture





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