The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City is a college renowned for its dedication to nurturing the future leaders of the fashion industry. Their adjoining Museum at FIT (MFIT), known for its dynamic seasonal exhibits, aligns seamlessly with FIT's mission to inspire and educate.

This hypothetical exhibit, titled "The Big Business of Dressing Like A Little Kid," would feature the innovative works of Hila Klein, Sandy Liang, and Mira Mikati, and aims to resonate with FIT's commitment to fostering creativity, innovation, and excellence in fashion design.

Hila Klein, Sandy Liang, and Mira Mikati are distinguished fashion designers, each having crafted distinctive niches within the dynamic realms of fashion and streetwear. They each emphasize a particular attention to detail, a desire to create innovative and fun clothing, and a playful aesthetic inspired by their childhood nostalgia.

The booklet design approach incorporates a whimsical and modern visual language. Each designer has a chapter dedicated to their interview and work, and the design language on these spreads aim to mirror the playful aesthetics of the featured designers. The layout includes dynamic typography, vibrant color schemes, and imagery that encapsulates design details and the iconic works of each designer.