If any DRs are coming into NYC before May 2, I recommend enthusiastically that you get to the Lincoln Center NYPL and check out the women designers' exhibit; it is phenominal: a great display of costumes from the past 75 years, beautiful designs by Caroline Siedle (2 original 1903 costume plates from BABES IN TOYLAND!) to the present, including some great Zipprodt designs for PIPPIN, a lot of models for sets, and on video curtain calls and scenes from many plays and musicals including the 1973 CANDIDE, the Cherry Jones productions of DOUBT and THE HEIRESS, DREAM GIRLS, and others) and video interviews with Tharon Musser, Patricia Zipprodt, Florence Klotz, Julie Taymor, and many others. It is truly an amazing exhibit.
The costume plate that stopped me short was a set of costumes for a revue from either the early 1920s or before, but my first reaction was "penises?" and after consideration, I think they're supposed to be hot dogs. I THINK! Or dancing dildos.