Gallerist Hannah Traore Gives Us a Tour of Her Brooklyn Bedroom-Turned-Closet
Gallerist Hannah Traore transformed the primary bedroom of her Williamsburg apartment into a walk-in closet to manage limited storage space in New York City. Her closet reflects her curatorial eye, filled with bold, sculptural fashion pieces from emerging designers that parallel the art she showcases in her Lower East Side gallery. In a Vogue feature called 'Closet Case,' Traore shares insights into her most-worn items, styling struggles, and sentimental attachments to specific garments and accessories.
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FashionCloset Case: Hannah TraoreBy Hannah JacksonApril 30, 2026Quadir MooreSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyHannah Traore’s namesake gallery may live in a trendy pocket of the Lower East Side, but she keeps something of a museum archive at her home in Williamsburg. And to combat New York’s infamous shortage of storage, she made one crucial decision there. “I turned the primary bedroom in my apartment into my closet,” she says. “So now it’s really a walk-in closet. There are shoes, clothes, glasses, jewelry, and bags all the way to the ceiling.”Traore’s curatorial tastes mimic her fashion sense: both are marked by colorful pieces from up-and-coming talent.
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