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During four weekends at De Cinema, Willy Vanderperre invites you to discover some of his favourite sources of inspiration. And he is happy to tell you why you simply have to have seen these films.

Thanks to Bridgerton, the early 19th century is undergoing a revival. Curator of Collections Wim Mertens reflects on how costume designers and fashion historians deal with the rigours of bygone fashions, as we present three original Empire dresses at MoMu.

Clothing has played a crucial role in the choreographies of the Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker for forty years. The choreographer looks back on the many memories that are attached to the outfits that helped shape her long-standing dance career.

Transdisciplinary artist Baloji has transformed the MoMu Gallery into a place of magical realism. MoMu talks to him about the inspiration behind the exhibition and his collaborations with well-known artists and craftspeople.

The collection presentation currently includes a selection of deconstructed trench coats by avant-garde Belgian designers. How much do you know about the story behind this archetypal garment?

Romy Cockx, Curator behind 'Man Ray and Fashion', discusses the radical nature and visionary edge of Man Ray’s images, as well as the relevance of Surrealism to Belgian culture as a whole.

With International Women's Day right around the corner, we want to pay tribute to the multifaceted, creative work of IO Van Oostveldt, which has long remained in the shadows as a result of traditional gender roles.

'MIRROR MIRROR - Fashion & the Psyche' aims to move visitors through an unexpected dialogue between art installations and avant-garde fashion that highlights such themes as body dysmorphia. We'll walk you through five not-to-be-missed highlights.