From the Archives
Historic Media on Modern Apparel
Discover “From the Archives,” a unique clothing line featuring historic media like posters, advertisements, political cartoons, and iconic photographs. Each piece is designed and hand-selected by the team at VanJet Productions. Our collection connects the past with the present, offering a distinctive way to wear history. Explore our curated selection and add a timeless touch to your wardrobe.
Behind the Designs
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Lollapalooza 1991
Lollapalooza 1991, founded by Perry Farrell, redefined the music and festival industries with its diverse lineup and iconic grunge fashion. Featuring acts like Nine Inch Nails and Ice-T, it set trends and introduced the traveling festival model.
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Absinthe Robette
Discover “Absinthe Robette” by Privat Livemont, an iconic 1896 Art Nouveau poster featuring a woman holding a glass of absinthe. This timeless piece reflects the cultural and artistic essence of the era.
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Holiday Inn
Celebrate the 1942 classic “Holiday Inn”, the film, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, introduced timeless songs like “White Christmas” and showcased Astaire’s legendary dance skills.
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Plaything
Discover the impactful art of Jim Ivey with “Plaything,” a 1971 cartoon highlighting the casual indifference of ordinary Americans toward global issues. This powerful image features a man tossing a battered globe, reflecting Ivey’s sharp social commentary.
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Dolores, Whipped
Discover the story behind the iconic 1965 album cover for “Whipped Cream and Other Delights,” featuring Dolores Erickson in a daring, cream-covered pose envisioned by A&M art director Peter Whorf. This bold image captured the spirit of the 60s and became a symbol of artistic rebellion.
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Holiday Inn Trio
Description goes hereCelebrate the 1942 classic “Holiday Inn”, the film, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, introduced timeless songs like “White Christmas” and showcased Astaire’s legendary dance skills.
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Marshall Wyatt Earp
Explore the legacy of Wyatt Earp with our latest blog post on his iconic 1886 photograph from the Bettman Collection. Learn about Earp’s historical significance as a lawman and his enduring impact on popular media.