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Film Screening: Clueless

Channel your inner Cher Horowitz and kick off Mother’s Day weekend with the opening night of BODY / BEYOND: Fashion that Transforms accompanied by a film screening of Clueless. Experience our newest fashion exhibition featuring works of Jean Paul Gaultier (designer of Cher’s iconic yellow plaid skirt suit), Christian Dior, and more.

Begin in the IMA Galleries to be one of the first to see the exhibition. Then, head down to the Tobias Theater to enjoy pre-show activities and complimentary popcorn before the film begins at 7 PM. Cher-approved outfits are strongly encouraged.

Exhibition viewing is available until 8 PM and The Tobias Theater doors open at 6:30 PM.

About the film

In this modern retelling of Emma by Jane Austin, Cher Horowitz sees herself as a natural matchmaker and do-gooder. Stylish and popular, Cher deicdes to transform Tai, a sweet and awkward new student, into one of the most popular girls at school. As her plan backfires, she begins to recognize her own flaws and insecurities. Through a mix of humor, missteps and self-reflection, she discovers what genuine friendship, kindness and love look like–realizing she had been clueless all along.

(1995, dir., Amy Heckerling, 97 mins., PG-13)

The Tobias Theater at Newfields

Advance tickets required

$15 Members & $20 public

Ages 18+

Film
Special Event

BODY / BEYOND: Fashion That Transforms

Open Friday, May 8–Sunday, October 18

BODY / BEYOND: Fashion That Transforms explores how designers have molded, remade, and even defied the human form. Featuring 22 works drawn from the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s world-renowned fashion collection, including three exciting new acquisitions on view for the first time, this exhibition presents fashion as a bold space for experimentation and self-expression.

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Image credit:

Clueless, 1995. Directed by Amy Heckerling. © Paramount Pictures.

Jean-Charles de Castelbajac (French, born Morocco, b. 1949), coat and pants ensemble, 1990s, silk taffeta, cotton tricore blend, various dimensions. Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, Fashion Arts Society Acquisition Fund, 2013.303A-D. © Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.

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