
Dr. Sarah Grant
Dr. Sarah Grant is a senior curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum, specializing in fashion history. With a strong academic background, she has contributed significantly to exhibitions exploring the intersection of fashion and culture, including the recent showcase on Marie Antoinette's style. Dr. Grant's insights into historical garments and their societal implications have made her a prominent voice in the field, particularly in discussing how clothing reflects power dynamics and gender roles throughout history.
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Dr. Sarah Grant is a curator at the V&A who specializes in 18th and 19th century design.
Untie me! Why big bows are everywhere – feminine, ironic and strangely subversive | AccessoriesDr. Sarah Grant describes the neoclassical shape of Marie Antoinette's chemise as an early example of power dressing.
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