05/27/2026
Can you guess what inspired this piece?
The Met Gala’s dress code, “Fashion is Art,” set the tone for a night where fashion and fine art seamlessly collided. We’re exploring some of our favorite art-inspired moments from the evening. First up, Gustav Klimt.
Gracie Abrams’ custom Chanel gown draws clear inspiration from Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I (1907), often referred to as “The Woman in Gold.” One of Klimt’s most celebrated works, the painting is iconic for its opulent gold leaf, intricate geometric patterns, and mosaic-like surface that almost dissolves the figure into ornament. It represents the height of Klimt’s “Golden Phase,” where portraiture, symbolism, and decorative patterning merge into something both intimate and monumental.
Speaking of art and fashion, join us on May 30th for an afternoon soirée at SH Modern celebrating this very intersection, where art, style, and community come together with purpose.
Stay tuned for more moments where art steps off the canvas…