Photograph of a Norma Kamali sweatsuit ensemble and several mannequins during exhibition deinstallation. The Texas Fashion Collection staff deinstalled the fall 2017 exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of a Norma Kamali sweatsuit ensemble and several mannequins during exhibition deinstallation. The Texas Fashion Collection staff deinstalled the fall 2017 exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of TFC collection manager Janelle McCabe (left) and TFC director Annette Becker in front of a Bonnie Cashin "toga" ensemble. The Texas Fashion Collection staff deinstalled the fall 2017 exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of the silhouettes of five garments mounted on mannequins in front of a window. The Texas Fashion Collection staff and contractors installed the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection staff and contractors during the installation of the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas. Pictured are: (from back left) contractor Mia, TFC collection manager Janelle McCabe, volunteer Gloria Devonshire, contractor; (front left) UNT undergraduate Michelle Padilla, UNT fibers undergraduate Casey Johnson, TFC director Annette Becker, and UNT fashion graduate student Krissi Riewe.

Photograph of the painted gravel-like texture on exhibition platforms created by Denise Keeping and Larry Leathers. The Texas Fashion Collection staff and contractors installed the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Panoramic photograph of garments on mannequins installed for the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Panoramic photograph of garments on mannequins installed for the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" in the UNT ArtSpace gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" being installed in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas. In the image, volunteer Gloria Devonshire adjusts the lighting over a series of mannequins.

Photograph of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" being installed in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas. In the image, UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fashion design graduate student and TFC graduate assistant Krissi Riewe works to mount a Carolyn Schnurer dress.

Photograph of the UNT Texas Fashion Collection exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing" installed in the UNT ArtSpace Gallery in the UNT System Building in downtown Dallas.

Photograph of historic garments designed by Claire McCardell, Tom Brigance, Carolyn Schnurer, an unknown designer, and Tina Leser, on display for the exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of contemporary sportswear designs from the TFC, including an ensemble by Yohji Yamamoto for Y-3, a dress by A$AP Rocky for Guess, and a set of coordinated separates by Riccardo Tisci for Nike. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of a "toga ensemble" from 1950 by Bonnie Cashin. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of a dress by A$AP Rocky for Guess, a tunic dress by Mary Katrantzou for Adidas, a set of floral separates by Riccardo Tisci for Nike, and a dress by Charles Smith II. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of sportswear by Bonnie Cashin, Rudi Gernreich, Bill Blass, Norma Kamali, and Calvin Klein. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of sportswear by Claire McCardell, Vera Maxwell, and Rudi Gernreich. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of sportswear by Bill Blass, Norma Kamali, and Calvin Klein. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of historic garments designed by Claire McCardell, Tom Brigance, Carolyn Schnurer, an unknown designer, and Tina Leser, all drawn from the TFC's holdings. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of garments by Mary Katrantzou for Adidas, Charles Smith II, Yohji Yamamoto for Y-3, and A$AP Rocky for Guess. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of an exhibition intro panel with garments by Yohji Yamamoto for Y-3, A$AP Rocky for Guess, and Riccardo Tisci for Nike. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of the front of the exhibition featuring an ensemble by Wippette Sportswear. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.

Photograph of the front of the exhibition featuring an ensemble by Wippette Sportswear. The exhibition "Sportswear to Athleisure: The Creation of Comfortable Clothing," drawn from the holdings of the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design Texas Fashion Collection, curated by TFC director Annette Becker, and with exhibition design by contractor Larry Leathers.