Photograph of Samantha Ekberg on April 7th, 2021 right after receiving the first of two initial doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The Denton County Health Services used the Texas Motor Speedway to quickly vaccinate a large amount of people in their cars utilizing multiple checkpoints. Samantha is also wearing a University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design shirt and a mask.

Photograph of a wooden cotton card on display at the Hill County Cell Block Museum in Hillsboro, Texas. The cotton card has an inscription on it that reads, "The Only Genuine; Old Whittemore Patent No. 10 Cotton; Watson-Williams Mfg. Co.; Leicester, Mass." There is also a handwritten inscription to the left that reads, "H10, $2.00, I." Some cotton is seen inside the two cards and there is a folded piece of paper on the table in front of the card that states, "Cotton Cards."

Photograph of a dry erase board with handwriting in brown marker. Two columns show the number of "dry bags out" and the number of "produce out."

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection intern Gabby Goldstein taking a cell photo of the exhibition. In the foreground is a yellow ensemble by Papa Don't Preach, a jumpsuit by ASHISH, and a teal caftan by Oscar de la Renta (background). This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.

Photograph selfie of TFC director Annette Becker, intern Gabby Goldstein, collection manager Ailie Pankonien, and assistant Annie Puga, standing in front of a dhoti ensemble by Papa Don't Preach. This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.

Photograph of TFC undergrad assistant Annie Puga and collection manager Ailie Pankonien photographing ensembles by Todd Oldham.This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.

Photograph of TFC collection manager Ailie Pankonien photographing a jumpsuit by ASHISH. This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.

Photograph of TFC collection manager Ailie Pankonien, undergrad assistant Annie Puga, and intern Gabby Goldstein appreciating a dhoti ensemble by Papa Don't Preach and a jumpsuit by ASHISH. This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.

Photograph selfie of TFC director Annette Becker and collection manager Ailie Pankonien standing next to a caftan by Oscar de la Renta in advance of installing it. This photograph was taken at the exhibit of installation completed by the Texas Fashion Collection for the project "Labor of Luxury: The Art of Embroidery from India to the World" at NorthPark Center.