Dive back into the whimsical world of Tim Burton as British Vogue’s ‘Fantastic Fashion Fantasy’ issue from December 2008 comes to life once again. This article explores the iconic photoshoot featuring Burton and Helena Bonham Carter, capturing the essence of Roald Dahl’s tales with a darkly enchanting twist, and connects it to the upcoming retrospective exhibition ‘The World of Tim Burton’ at The Design Museum.
Takuya Kimura, known for his love of vintage denim, is set to showcase his impressive collection in a special exhibition titled ‘STAY BRAVE’ at the 6142 gallery in Harajuku from November 9th to 17th. Fans and fashion enthusiasts alike can expect a glimpse into Kimura’s unique style and passion for vintage denim.
Paul Smith is celebrating 40 years of presence in Japan and 30 years of its women’s collection with a special exhibition focusing on tailoring. The exhibition, titled ‘A Frame Around a Picture: 60 Years of Paul Smith Tailoring,’ showcases the brand’s history and evolution of tailoring, featuring notable guests and celebrity appearances.
The Barbican Music Library in London is hosting “I’m Not Okay (An Emo Retrospective)”, an exhibition celebrating the rise of Emo culture in the UK during the early 2000s. The exhibition features photos, music, and personal stories that highlight the subculture’s impact on identity, mental health, and belonging.
Gucci is commemorating its 60th anniversary in Japan with a captivating exhibition titled ‘COSMOS: An Exploration of Heritage,’ showcasing the brand’s rich history and artistic collaborations. The exhibition will be held at the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art from October 1st to December 1st.
The International Tourism and Cultures Exhibition & Conference (INTAC) 2024, taking place in Kuala Lumpur from October 3rd to 6th, promises a vibrant showcase of global cultural heritage, artistic excellence, and the dynamic tourism industry. This event will bring together tourism professionals, artists, scholars, and cultural enthusiasts for a unique opportunity to network, learn, and celebrate the world’s diversity.
Renowned portrait photographer Pari Dukovic returns to his roots in Istanbul with his latest exhibition, “From Istanbul to New York: A Photographer’s Journey.” This showcase, hosted in the historic Sismanoglio Megaro building, presents a chronological journey through Dukovic’s life, from his early beginnings in Istanbul to his rise to prominence in New York. The exhibition features stunning portraits of iconic figures, including Barack Obama, David Lynch, and Lionel Messi, reflecting Dukovic’s dynamic style and signature use of color.
London’s latest visitor attraction, ‘Serial Killer,’ delves into the dark world of serial killers with graphic exhibits, artefacts, and murder scene reconstructions. While the exhibition promises historical and educational value, its focus on gore and sensationalism raises questions about its ethical implications and its appeal to morbid curiosity.
This immersive exhibition at London’s Lightroom takes you on a captivating journey through the history of the runway show, from its humble beginnings to its modern-day spectacle. Explore the iconic moments, revolutionary designers, and transformative trends that shaped the world of fashion as we know it.
Vogue takes a captivating look back at the evolution of fashion shows, from intimate salons to global spectacles, showcasing the iconic moments and influential figures that shaped the runway. The article highlights the new generation of models and teases an upcoming exhibition exploring the history of fashion shows.
