A black and white photo depicting a group of individuals, The Antwerp Six, standing together.

MoMu Expo Visit: The Antwerp Six

Discover this temporary exhibition with a MoMu guide who unveils the stories behind the exhibits!

Visitor information

  • Tickets

    Book online

  • When

    From 31 March 2026 to 17 January 2027

  • Duration

    1 hour

  • Languages

    Dutch, French, English & German

  • For whom

    Adults, Young adults

  • Practical information

    • Tuesday to Sunday between 10 AM - 6 PM
    • Maximum 20 persons per guide
    • €100 per guide (including €25 administration costs)

Discover the exhibition The Antwerp Six with a MoMu guide who unveils the stories behind the exhibits!

  • A woman with black clothing and black glasses speaks to a group in a museum, pointing at a white designer interior, drawing attention to the clothing and furniture on display.
    1/4
    Jeroen Broeckx
  • A group stands in a spacious room featuring wooden walls listening to a female guide.
    2/4
    Jeroen Broeckx
  • In a museum, a woman with black clothing and black glasses addresses a group, discussing a black designer chair and designer glassware and engaging her audience with enthusiasm.
    3/4
    Jeroen Broeckx
  • A woman with a brown and beige suit speaks to three individuals, standing in front of an elegant green dress displayed on a mannequin.
    4/4
    Jeroen Broeckx

In 2026, The Fashion Museum Antwerp (MoMu) will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the international breakthrough of the Antwerp Six. This will be the first time that a major exhibition is devoted to these six iconic fashion designers. ​

The exhibition highlights the unique trajectory that connects these six exceptional designers. It began with their study at the fashion department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and resulted in six highly influential solo careers. In 1986, Dirk Bikkembergs, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene and Marina Yee put Antwerp on the fashion map when they each presented their own collections at the British Designer Show in London. This led to their international breakthrough and established the City of Antwerp as a capital of fashion. Their unique designs continue to influence international fashion today.