Andrew Bolton is an English curator who is currently the Head Curator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in New York City. He has worked on several exhibitions at the museum, including "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" and "Punk: Chaos to Couture." In addition to his work at the Met, Bolton has also written several books on fashion and style, including "The Little Black Book of Style" and "Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel." He is also a contributing editor to Vogue magazine. Bolton's interest in fashion began at a young age, when he would often go to London to visit the city's fashion boutiques with his mother. He later studied history at the University of Cambridge, where he became interested in the history of costume and dress. After graduation, Bolton worked as a freelance journalist and contributing editor for several fashion magazines before landing his current position at the Met. Bolton is known for his innovative and boundary-pushing exhibitions at the Met, which have often featured controversial topics such as punk culture and BDSM. His work has been praised by critics and loved by audiences, making him one of the most respected curators in the fashion world today.