“Silver Screen to Mainstream: American Fashion in the 1930s and ’40s,” will open at the Chicago History Museum on April 8.

The brand, founded by Gilles Mendel’s daughter Chloe Mendel, held a five-day event to benefit the PAWS Chicago animal charity.

The exhibition at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art will open next June, with about half to three quarters made up of fashion.

The book is one of four new titles within its Travel Book series that features the artwork of Thomas Ott.

The 250-square-foot shop-in-shop was designed by Altuzarra himself.

In addition to Chicago, Nordstrom is hosting the TB pop-ups, through March 26, at NorthPark, Houston, South Coast Plaza and Dadeland.

The store has been expanded to 10,000 square feet and offers two exclusive handbag designs.

The store is the second flagship in North America to feature the Dior star on the facade.

Riot Fest continued to push the style envelope as shots of color punctuated the all-black landscape.

It’s the second time the designer was honored by the charity fashion show.

The shop will have a street-front view, a 40-seat restaurant with lunch and brunch table service as well as a separate all-day café for coffee and pastries.

New looks seen throughout the festival grounds this season included oversize kimonos, baggy and skinny overalls and car suits.

The designers hosted a fashion show at his Michigan Avenue store.

The exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art will be on view until Sept. 24.

Over 350 exhibitors took part in the show.