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Step back in time and into the beating heart of American fashion and costume history during the holiday season on our jam-packed, ultra-exclusive day tours of New York City with fashion historians April Calahan and Cassidy Zachary, the hosts of the podcast Dressed: The History of Fashion.

Our day tours are offered as mix-and-match separates with unique itineraries for each day as we visit fashion exhibitions, go behind-the-seams in museum collections and on a rarified visit to The Metropolitan Opera exclusively created for Dressed.

Throughout the 20th century, women’s lives changed dramatically—and so too did the clothing they wore. In part two of this series, we continue our exploration into the innovators and innovations responsible for the revolutionary changes sweeping through women’s dress during some of the most beloved and iconic eras in the history of Euro-American fashion: the 1930s to the 1960s. From Depression-era fashion fantasies to the "Make Do and Mend" of WW2, from Dior's "New Look" to the liberating micro-minis and blue jeans of the 1960s, we will meet the women--and the clothes--that continue to captivate our imaginations and shape the                                         way we wear to this very day.