The Taft Museum’s presentation of a traveling exhibit on the history of women’s sporting outfits, Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960, displayed examples of all sorts of clothing and accessories for horseback riding, motorcycling, baseball — even piloting an airplane. But the strangest outfit was a cotton flannel “personal changing tent” (a kind of wearable, portable, changing room) held aloft by a steel hoop for use where there were no changing rooms and the ocean was beckoning. Once the woman had changed into a bathing suit, she unhooked the neck closure and her wearable tent fell to the ground. Today, it seems both modest and slightly naughty. taftmuseum.org.