The World of Anna Sui opened at Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, on October 21 and runs through February 28, 2027, Michigan Public reports. The show, which originated at London's Fashion and Textile Museum and was adapted by Cranbrook chief curator Laura Mott, covers more than four decades and over 100 looks, from mod and grunge to cowgirl and Pre-Raphaelite styles.

The Detroit-born designer, who calls her suburban upbringing "purely a product of pop culture," said she still has many roots in the city; she has endowed a scholarship at the College for Creative Studies and plans Detroit pop-ups, including one at Third Man Records. Mott says music, "from punk and grunge to mod and psychedelic rock," drives Sui's work.