Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.
Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.
Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.
Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.
Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.
Met Museum: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. I was hesitant and critical, but the catholic aesthetic was implanted young and strong (see early childhood ambitions of martyrdom and sainthood.) Also … over-the-top Michael Naiman soundtrack to make you feel like you’re in a Peter Greenaway film.

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