Ensemble

Designer Karoline Vitto Brazillian

spring/ summer 2025

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 099

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Exhibition History

Title: Ensemble
Designer: Karoline Vitto (Brazilian, born 1992)
Date: spring/ summer 2025
Culture: Brazilian
Medium: viscose, metal
Credit Line: Purchase, Gould Family Foundation Acquisition Fund Gift, 2026
Object Number: 2026.328a, b
Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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