Photograph of UNT students during a counter-protest, held in response to a protest led by demonstrators associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. Students gathered for two days by the Library Mall on W. Highland Street. The flags they are holding represent the LGBT+ community groups. The rainbow flag represent all who identify as members of the LGBT community; the pink, yellow and blue flag represents the pansexual community; and the blue, black, purple, white and pink flag represents the genderfluid community. In the background Willis Library is visible.

Photograph of three UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One is holding a sign that reads "Jesus loves you for who you are". The other two are crouched down and holding hands underneath the sign. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and Willis Library can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization. One student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Another is standing up and speaking into a microphone. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization, one student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One student is speaking into a microphone. They are surrounded by other students representing the campus branch of the NAACP organization and the BLM movement. Behind them students are holding up a Black Lives Matter flag and a Pride flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street near the Library Mall and Willis Library.

Photograph of students crowded into the entrance of Library Mall from Highland Street in order to counter protest against representatives of the National Street Preachers Conference who staged an anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on the UNT campus, March 29 and 30, 2018. The Business Leadership Building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." In the foreground students and community members gather to photograph, watch the protest, and counter protest. Three signs held by representatives of the National Street Preachers can be read: "BLM Rent A Riot," "Every Real Muslim is a Jihadist," and "Got AIDS Yet". A YPG (People's Protection Units) flag can be seen to the left of the frame.The Business Leadership Building is partially visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT students' counter-protest of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." A student in the foreground of the photograph holds a pride flag. The Business Leadership Building is visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT Nerdfighters Seth Knievel (red pants), the Director of Internal Affairs and Vice President of the organization, and TJ Campbell (Marvel shirt), the Director of Events for the organization, participating in the counter-protest. A section of the larger group of students involved in the counter-protest can be seen behind them. Knievel appears to be speaking to one of the demonstrators with another standing to his side. The demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street next to Willis Library.

Photograph of computer work stations in East Arlington Public Library. Each station features signage reminding patrons to stay six feet apart.

Photograph of a sign reading "line starts here" leading to the front desk to the East Arlington Public Library. There is also a marker on the floor indicating where patrons should stand in line.

Photo of the UNT Libraries tailgate tent outside Apogee Stadium. Two white tents are set up next to each other and people are standing inside underneath the tents. A green banner reading "University Libraries" is visible at the front of the tent.

Photograph of behind-the-scenes of filming the PBS show "Fit 2 Stitch" hosted by Peggy Sagers. Here Sagers stands behind the presenters' desk next to Matthew Minick, who spoke about the legacy of Karl Lagerfeld through designs lent by the UNT Texas Fashion Collection (here represented by a Chanel jacket on the table and Fendi and Chloe designs on mannequins). Filming took place on June 29, 2023, at AMS Studio in Dallas.

Photograph of behind-the-scenes filming for the PBS series "Fit 2 Stitch" hosted by Peggy Sagers, with filming taking place on June 29, at AMS Studios in Dallas. Here UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker stands next to Sagers and points out details of a Bonnie Cashin suit with other TFC artifacts on mannequins in the background for a show on the history of suit design.

Photograph of behind-the-scenes filming for the PBS series "Fit 2 Stitch" hosted by Peggy Sagers, with filming taking place on June 29, 2023, at AMS Studios in Dallas. Here UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker stands next to Sagers and points out details of a Patrick Kelly suit on a mannequin while a crew member photographs a still shot of them.

Photograph of an assortment of protective face masks owned by Alba Melgar-C'DeBaca. The masks were acquired during the COVID-19 pandemic. The masks in the assortment are both store-bought and handmade.

Photograph of three Texas Fashion Collection staff sitting next to artifacts that they recently created custom mounts to support. From left to right are Ailie Pankonien (TFC collection manager), Katherine Santos (Onstead graduate fellow), and McKenna Applewhite (TFC undergrad student assistant). They are sitting in the TFC Westheimer Student Research Gallery in the UNT Art Building.

Flyer sharing information about the Master of Heavy Metal artist lecture featuring Ugo Serrano.

Photograph of artist Ugo Serrano and TFC director and fashion design faculty member Myra Walker.

Photograph of students posing for photos with artist Ugo Serrano.

Photograph of artist Ugo Serrano speaking to a History of Fashion undergraduate course.

Photograph of an Arnold Scaasi evening dress from the TFC's holdings. Taken at the exhibition "Fashion Nirvana: Runway to Everyday," organized by the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio and drawing heavily from the holdings of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection.

Photograph of an Oscar de la Renta for Balmain and Versace ensemble from the TFC's holdings. Taken at the exhibition "Fashion Nirvana: Runway to Everyday," organized by the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio and drawing heavily from the holdings of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection.

Photograph of a feathered Oscar de la Renta for Balmain and Versace ensemble from the TFC's holdings. Taken at the exhibition "Fashion Nirvana: Runway to Everyday," organized by the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio and drawing heavily from the holdings of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection.