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For the Met’s New ‘Macbeth,’ a Costume Designer Transforms Historic Ensembles

The New York Times – Fashion & Style:

For two new productions at the Met, a costume designer raided the opera house’s archives, completely transforming decades-old pieces by his idols in the process.

Aaron Simon Gross
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