Magazine

MoMu offers insight into the world of Antwerp fashion designer Jan-Jan Van Essche on the occasion of the exhibition 'JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE - KHAYAL'.

In conjunction with 'Fashion & Interiors. A Gendered Affair.', Vitra Partner Store Antwerp asked MoMu to suggest a new resident for The Apartment, an exclusive showcase space located in their showroom: the Belgian fashion designer Meryll Rogge.

'Masquerade, Make-up & Ensor' approaches the work of this avant-garde artist from a contemporary perspective. Curator Elisa De Wyngaert walks you through five not-to-be-missed highlights.

MoMu x Fashion Department highlights the work of the Antwerp Fashion Department students. Their drawings, books and silhouettes give you an insight into their creative process. We asked four of them to give us a sneak peek.

The corset provides tangible proof that garments can change roles throughout history. The collection presentation now illustrates the evolution of stays and corsets over the centuries.

For their installation in the collection presentation, fashion designer Meryll Rogge and artist Beni Bischof joined forces. During the last MoMu Talk, Rogge elaborated on the installation 'DO NOTHING CLUB', as well as her own journey and life.

Today, it is not possible to imagine the runway and our streets without the bomber jacket. The collection presentation now includes a selection of bomber jackets by Belgian designers. How much do you know about the story behind this archetypal garment?

For the first time, MoMu has invited a fashion photographer to curate an exhibition about his own work. That honour fell to Belgian fashion photographer Willy Vanderperre. Here, he tells us what can be seen and experienced inside the exhibition.

In the context of ‘prints, films, a rave and more…’, Willy Vanderperre is launching collectible items in support of the LGBTI+ community. Proceeds from sales will in part be donated to çavaria, the Flemish advocacy group for LGBTI+ people.