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MOCA The Total Look Exhibit
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Mila Kunis with MOCA director, Jeffrey Deitch.
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Cameron Silver never ceases to impress us with his swagger. Here he is sporting a sweet Chanel blazer.
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Peggy Moffitt in all her blunt bang glory.
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Animal suits: just one example of Rudi Gernreich's envelope-pushing aesthetic.
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A still from Claxton's "Basic Black" (1967). It's considered the first fashion film and demonstrates Gernreich's "Total Look" design concept that fuses together all pieces of clothing in an outfit.
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Another film still. We're surprised Gaga hasn't copy this look yet.
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Super '60s.
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Portraits of Moffitt by the model's late husband, photographer William Claxton.
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Bonnet-chic?
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This bondage bikini is so Herve Leger.
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We couldn't help but zero-in on this partygoer's killer skull bucket bag. It's by Spanish designer Ines Figaredo and goes for a cool $3,360.
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Gernreich pioneered the retro futuristic look.
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The late Rudi Gernreich with the Snow Queen (Peggy Moffitt), 1968.