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A Passion for Paisley: The Meanings and Use of Fashion by Two Generations of King Women

Two shawls in King Manor’s collection – owned by Mary Alsop King and her granddaughter, Eliza Gracie King – illustrate the evolution of this popular design. This presentation explores the ways in which fashion, the creation process, and personal style intersect.

Reserve a seat for this FREE lecture: Call (718) 206-0545 x13 or e-mail [email protected]. Refreshments served following lecture.











When: Fri., Oct. 26, 2012 at 5:00 pm
Where: King Manor Museum
150th St. and Jamaica Ave.
718-206-0545
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Two shawls in King Manor’s collection – owned by Mary Alsop King and her granddaughter, Eliza Gracie King – illustrate the evolution of this popular design. This presentation explores the ways in which fashion, the creation process, and personal style intersect.

Reserve a seat for this FREE lecture: Call (718) 206-0545 x13 or e-mail [email protected]. Refreshments served following lecture.

Buy tickets/get more info now