Whether that means substituting the traditional black tuxedo for a midnight blue, olive green, or burgundy dinner jacket, or perhaps even a velvet smoking jacket with a peak or shawl collar and a more formal fastener decorated with Brandenburgs, olives or oversized buttons instead of the more casual dressing gown sash
[7] : 20 In 1916, Sargent sold the painting to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, writing to its director, "I suppose it is the best thing I have ever done." [20] [19] The art world's changing response to the portrait was noted by the New York Herald in its May 12, 1916, headline: "Sargent Masterpiece Rejected by Subject Now Acquired by Museum." [15] In 1960, Cuban-American fashion designer Luis Estvez created a dress based on the dress depicted in Madame X
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