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Research Spotlight: The Door-Knocker Earring
“I’ve come to embrace these items as symbols of resistance, and believe I have a right to be taken seriously no matter what I have on. I should be able to define myself and not be put into a box because of what I’m wearing.”

The door-knocker earring is more than a piece of jewelry, but a cultural marker with deeply rooted significance for women of color. For this reason, it is one of 111 indispensable design objects included in the upcoming exhibition, “Items: Is Fashion Modern?” In a new interview from the curatorial team, 3 wearers navigate the cultural nuances and meanings of the iconic earring mo.ma/2t6GjJn

[Photo: Amanda Lopez. Styling: Tanya Melendez]

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themakeupbrush:

the only part of Tod’S Fall 2018 that matters

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worldsworstfather:

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