Beth Dincuff
Part-time Assistant Professor
Email
dincuffb@newschool.edu
Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street
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Beth Dincuff Charleston is a design historian whose career highlights include curating the 2013 exhibition "Sophie Gimbel and the Salon Moderne: Fashioning American Couture” presented at the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center and Saks Fifth Avenue’s flagship store. Previously, she was the Manager of Archive and Digital Services at Calvin Klein, Inc. as well as Research Associate in the collection at the Costume Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Degrees Held
MA The Fashion Institute of Technology, Museum Studies: Costume and Textiles
BFA New York University, Tisch School of the Arts: Film and Television Production
Professional Affiliation
Fashion Group International
Costume Society of America
Recent Publications
Sophie of Saks: Fashioning American Couture, Schiffer Publishing, Forthcoming, Fall 2019
Oxford Art Online, Oxford University Press, Contributor
Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion, Contributor
Un Secolo di Moda: Creazioni e Mitit del Ventesimo, Contributor
Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Contributor: Bikini; Balenciaga; Dior thematic essays
Performances and Appearances
Nov 2017, Paper, “Beneath the Surface: Gloves by Schiaparelli and Oppenheim”, Decorating Dissidence, University of London
Nov 2016, Panel Moderator, “Ruth Finley's Fashion Calendar”, New York University
Mar 2015, Panel Moderator, "In the Rear Window: Using Fashion History in Today’s Designs”, Paley Design Center, Philadelphia University
Research Interests
curatorial practice,Women designers, American fashion history,
Awards And Honors
The Art Institute of Philadelphia Fashion Icon Award, 2014
Invited debater, Cambridge Union Society, Cambridge University, 2012
The New School University Faculty Development Award, 2009, 2017
Portfolio
BTRtoday: Sew&Tell Interview
NY Post: Jeremy Scott Is The Man Fashion Loves To Hate
Elle.com: Melania Trump Explains Her Style In Her Own Words
Yahoo Lifestyle: George H.W. Bush Will Be Buried In Statement Socks
NY Post: People Are Judging How Cool You Are By Your Tote Bag