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Balenciaga Through the Lens of Tom Kublin | Full Presentation

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This is the full recording of Balenciaga Through the Lens of Tom Kublin, an event hosted by the Couture Pattern Museum at the University Club of Santa Barbara. The evening celebrated Maria Kublin’s new book, Balenciaga – Kublin: A Fashion Record, published by Thames and Hudson. You’ll hear from a remarkable panel, including the Consul General of Spain, Ralph Rucci, Maria Kublin, and Eva Luna Kassam, as they discuss Tom Kublin’s groundbreaking work with Balenciaga and his lasting impact on fashion history. Whether you’re into fashion, photography, or just love hearing the behind-the-scenes stories of creative legends, this recording offers a rare glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship behind one of fashion’s most iconic partnerships. Your membership or contribution helps us to raise funds to continue with excellent, high quality, educational programming. Thank you for your support.

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