5 Best Dressed Museums Directors Around The Globe: Part 1 – USA

Check out who nailed the globe with their unsurpassable outfit. In this everything-crushing era, fashion and personal style have emerged as an edgy feature for art-world figures displaying their voguish flair which could ultimately lead to endorsements. From Heidi Zuckerman to  we share our picks for best-dressed art-world curators.
1. Heidi Zuckerman

Heidi of Aspen Art Museum is the best representation of stylish rage. As one of the most generously paid art-world executives, Heidi bestows herself with impressively clean-cut attire. No wonder she scores the “best dressed” title.
2. Thelma Golden

Director and Chief Curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City – Thelma Golden – always gets the clap hand emojis with her modish makeover. In her 16-year tenure, having trod through various art-world events from gallery visits to curatorial shows, Thelma has managed to bring a mix of prints and colors that gets everyone’s eyes hooked.
3. Lauren Cornell

Tapped as the Curator and Associate Director, Technology Initiatives at the New Museum, Lauren Cornell has best illustrated the definition of fad. Whilst co-organising the museum’s triennial, we would say Lauren’s chic style is just plain amazing.
4. Anne Pasternak

Director of Brooklyn Museum stands out, not just because of her being the first woman leading the two gigantically encyclopedia museums in New York, but also her well-played getup outfit. From setting the floral carpet in Grand Central, sallying forth fireworks in Central Park to bringing light to the September 11 memorial, she is truly a game changer.
5. Melissa Chiu

Having raised millions at the position as the Director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Melissa Chiu, as the first non-American director and leading expert, has elevated her time-long involvement with Asian art onto corners of the museum with top-notch curatorial brass. Plus, she is the one you could trust to deliver elegantly sophisticated fashion.
 
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