Photograph of two evening dresses, the left one designed by Michael Faircloth mounted on mannequins and raised on platforms for the exhibition "Reflections: Work by Michael Faircloth," curated by Texas Fashion Collection director Myra Walker. The exhibit features garments from the TFC alongside community loans. The garments were on display in the gallery "Fashion on Main" in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas from Sept. 21 – Dec. 21, 2007.

Photograph of two sequin evening dresses, one from the 1960s by Norman Norell, shown in front of a variety of mannequins and racks of clothing in a retail space.

Photograph of three mannequins showing an 1830s day dress of tobacco silk taffeta with pelerine and matching hat; 1838 three-piece wedding dress of olive green silk with bodice, skirt, and pelerine; and 1840s dress of maroon silk, in a gallery space with grey walls.

Photograph of an 1895 evening gown, two-piece of cream brocaded silk with bustled train, shown on a mannequin with a variety of historic garments on mannequins in the background.

Photograph of three mannequins featuring an 1870s day dress of royal blue silk with tight bodice and cuirass style skirt; boy's four-piece velvet Lord Fauntleroy suit; and 1890s dress of white silk with black embellishments, shown in a dark grey gallery space.

Photograph of two mannequins featuring a boy's four-piece velvet Lord Fauntleroy suit; and 1890s dress of white silk with black embellishments, shown in a dark grey gallery space.

Photograph of four high fashion dresses from the nineteenth century mounted on expressive mannequins, two in the foreground, one in the midground, and one in the background, all in a dark gallery space.

Photograph of three high fashion dresses from the nineteenth century mounted on expressive mannequins grouped as though in conversation, two holdings fans, all in a dark gallery space with overhead lights.

Photograph of the bust of a 1897 Edwardian lace gown mounted on a white mannequin, with a dark blue evening dress on a mannequin in the background of a dark grey gallery space.

Photograph of a mannequin showing an 1880s white dress with a cuirass bodice and holding a fan, with fashion plates mounted to a grey wall in the background.

Photograph of an 1890s white dress with light pink silk flowers and tiered lace sleeves, on a mannequin in front of a text panel and a mounted fashion plate, in a dark grey gallery space.

Photograph of a display of accessories on a raised pedestal in the "Minis, Maxis, and Mods," exhibition at the gallery "Fashion on Main" in the UNT System building in downtown Dallas. The exhibit was displayed from Feb. 21 – May 16, 2008 and curated by Texas Fashion Collection director Myra Walker. The 1960s accessories included a pair of pink boots designed by Emilio Pucci for Braniff Airways, black and white slides, and orange and yellow slides made of paper created by Beth Levine, and a paper hat and folded paper dress.

Brochure created in 2008 by the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection to promote the gallery Fashion on Main, a space in the UNT System building in downtown Dallas.