Radical Fashion, emerging in the 1990s, redefined the landscape of design and self-expression. By challenging conventions and exploring uncharted territories, it offered a profound commentaryRead More →
Nils Landberg, a pioneer at Orrefors Glasbruk, redefined glass artistry with delicate designs showcased internationally, leaving an enduring legacy.Read More →
Madeleine Vionnet’s “D Perfume Bottle,” crafted circa 1930, embodies Art Deco luxury and the designer’s elegance, reflecting her pioneering fashion influence.Read More →
Paul Poiret, a significant figure in 20th century French fashion, integrated oriental influence and vibrant colors, eliminating corsets and pioneering new clothing shapes and marketing strategies.Read More →
French pochoir prints from Art Deco era showcase women’s fashion designs, influenced by famous designers like Charles Worth and Jean Patou, showcasing their artistry and creativity.Read More →
Chaumet, established in 1780, began as Napoleon’s official jeweller, evolving through Romantic, Belle Époque, and modern eras, maintaining quality, innovation, and global influence in jewellery.Read More →
Claude Montana, a French fashion designer, is renowned for innovative leatherwork and empowering designs. His bold, unconventional style has made him a household name globally.Read More →
Jean-Charles de Castelbajac (b. 1949) was a French fashion designer born in Casablanca. He studied law at Faculté de Droit, Limoges and founded the Ko ready-to-wear fashion firm in 1968. He was recognised for his avant-garde designs for women’s clothing featuring unconventional materials. Read More →
Paul Iribe (1883–1935), a French designer and illustrator, played a significant role in the Art Deco movement through fashion, advertising design, and theatrical work.Read More →
Jean-Paul Gaultier, a French designer, is known for his avant-garde creations, embracing diversity and defying fashion norms with innovative designs.Read More →