For CFDA member Christian Siriano, fashion has always been a declaration of belonging. “Undeniable: The Designs of Christian Siriano and Ashley Longshore” brings that ethos to the forefront, celebrating a designer whose work has consistently expanded the boundaries of American fashion through inclusivity, craftsmanship, and cultural relevance.

A longtime champion of body diversity and gender expression, Siriano has reshaped the modern fashion landscape by designing for people historically excluded from luxury fashion. From red carpets to the runway, his collections affirm that glamour and confidence are not defined by size, gender, or convention.

As a CFDA member, Siriano’s influence extends beyond design—he has been a vocal advocate for equity, mentorship, and access within the industry, embodying the values that continue to move American fashion forward.

The exhibition also features the work of artist Ashley Longshore, whose bold, pop-inflected visual language intersects with Siriano’s designs in a shared celebration of individuality and self-expression. Together, their work underscores the power of fashion and art as tools for visibility and empowerment, inviting audiences to show up unapologetically and authentically.

Presented by The Branch Museum of Design and VCUarts, and on view now through March 22, “Undeniable” highlights the transformative role designers like Christian Siriano play in shaping not only what we wear, but how we see ourselves—and each other.