The Fashions of Frida Kahlo with Kathy Baum

Frida Kahlo’s self-expression went beyond paint and canvas. The choices she made in what she wore communicated her inner life and outward persona. In this talk, College of DuPage Professor Kathy Baum will explore how she used costume as an art form and influenced the world of fashion through her keen intelligence and artistic vision.

[@toddaulner5393]

In the last week i have learned a bunch about her. Such a beautiful and resillient woman!

[@lonehawkwhitlock1310]

A great presentation. I had no idea some of this marketing was out there. I adore her. She put the pain into pianting. In the process of finishing a portrait of her in her younger years.❤️‍🔥

[@toddaulner5393]

The saying " i'll be there with bells on" has more meaning to me now.

[@oasis3578]

I greatly enjoyed your video. I too am a jewelry lover and a lover of Frida and her legacy.

[@tanjabijleveld4606]

Most interesting Thankyou.

[@aliceiferganrey]

Great thank you, as history of art teacher, this vision and knowledge about her clothes and the importance of the image she gives from herself really help me to understand her work better. Merci from France :)

[@toddaulner5393]

Same thing happened with Monet. Super marketable.

[@willieroseberry3211]

Great Work and research.

[@keindahre3413]

Wonderful presentation!... Whats erie is, this is me, im reincarnated and can prove it and diego is here to now as “Penelope Henry “ hence the henry ford painting... sure would like to figure out who to talk to to get my money from all the proceeds everybody seem to make off my work...for starters.. i want my gold from the Atocha

[@complimentary_voucher]

Honestly, maybe learn a few more of the correct terms and identities of the objects you're attempting to describe before doing a talk about them; this came across as a fairly casual and uninformed attempt, especially for someone who calls themselves passionate about jewellery design. You misidentified a lot of items!

[@xdeftonesx9167]

She was pretending to be indigenous