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Guest curator Rachel Dedman and director Kaat Debo unravel the threads behind the exhibition Embroidering Palestine.
MoMu sits down with recent Antwerp Fashion Department graduate and MoMu Award winner Annaëlle Reudink to discuss the inspiration behind her collection Too Many Me’s, Not Enough Hangers, Professionally Undecided (working title) or Who Am I Wearing?
How do you preserve fashion heritage that can no longer be physically displayed? For REEVALUATE, MoMu brings a fragile Art Deco evening dress from the 1920s back to life through 3D technology and a downloadable sewing pattern.
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.
This autumn, forty objects from the MoMu Collection will be exhibited in Stephen Jones' retrospective exhibition at Palais Galliera. Discover how this museum obtained these hats on loan and what preparations are involved in museum loans.
This spring, MoMu, DE SINGEL and Arenberg called on young people between the ages of 16 and 25 to share their most creative make-up looks. From the submissions, we selected ten names. Meet the young make-up talents.
10 October is Sustainability Day. Discover the different ways in which MoMu tries to minimise its ecological footprint throughout all aspects of its museum operations.
Learn more about the 'Archive Dirk Bikkembergs' pilot project. This collaboration between Dirk Bikkembergs, Luc Willame and MoMu will work out a permanent and sustainable solution for the archive of this important fashion house.
Anyone who visits the museum is bound to meet one of these faces. All of them dedicate themselves equally enthusiastically to making every visit a unique experience. Meet the MoMu team.
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.