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  • Gucci MuseoGucci 90

    More than nine decades of Gucci evening wear, handbags and suitcases can be viewed at the Gucci Museo in Florence

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    TRAVEL FASHION MUSEUMS

  • BACK IN STYLE

    Explore bygone trends and creative highlights with a stroll through the world’s top fashion museums

    /Text Josephine McKenna

    David Bowie Is

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    GUCCI MUSEO Gucci 1921

    GucciGucci Museo 14

    Palazzo della Mercanzia

    F ashion history has been having a moment in the spotlight, with significant ensembles being put on display in major museums. Last year, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum sold more than 300,000 tickets to the exhibition David Bowie Is, which displayed many of the flamboyant singer’s memorable costumes. Similarly, in 2011 more than 600,000 people lined up at New York’s Met-ropolitan Museum of Art to see the retrospective Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. The exhibi-tion was one of the museum’s most popular ever, highlighting fashion’s wide appeal. And around the world, galleries specialising in fashion show their best wares on a permanent basis, offering a look at some of the most elaborate and recognisable outfits ever worn.

    GUCCI MUSEO FLORENCE Gucci began as a small leather-saddle business in Florence in 1921. Today it is one of the world’s

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  • The Museum at FITImpact: 50

    Years of the CFDA

    The Museum at FIT’s Impact: 50 years of the

    CFDA, was the first exhibition to celebrate the American fashion

    trade organisation

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    90Gucci Museo 2011

    Patrizio di MarcoGucci

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    Gucciwww.guccimuseo.com

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    Alexander McQueen Vivienne Westwood

    Costume Society of AmericaExposed: A History of Lingerie

    70Juel Park 1940

    Dance & Fashion

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    PALAIS GALLIERA Palais Galliera

    Galliera Marie Brignole-Sale7,000 30

    Dior Chanel Saint Laurent

    leading luxury brands and Gucci Museo celebrates its more than nine decades of design, featuring day and evening wear, and bags, which fill three floors of the 14th-century Palazzo della Mercanzia.

    “Our aim has been to create a destination expe-rience where people can appreciate our history and understand how innovative Gucci is today,” said Patrizio di Marco, Chief Executive at Gucci, in 2011 when the museum opened.

    The museum’s permanent collection includes gowns worn by Hilary Swank and Naomi Watts, as well as photos and video of stars such as Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor sporting the brand.www.guccimuseo.com IM

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  • Palais Galliera 7,000The Palais Galliera in Paris offers temporary exhibitions from its more than 7,000-piece archive

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    SIMONE HANDBAG MUSEUM SEOULSimone 300 1920

    CartierSchiaparelli Paco Rabanne 1968

    The Simone Handbag Museum has a striking collection of about 300 handbags. Visitors can see a jewelled Cartier purse from the 1920s, a Schiaparelli bag owned by the Duchess of Windsor and Paco Rabanne’s 1968 chain mail handbag inspired by butchers’ metal aprons.

    www.simonehandbagmuseum.co.kr

    BATA SHOE MUSEUM TORONTO Sonja Bata

    Bata 13,000

    Sonja Bata, an architect and avid world traveller, had such an incredible collection of shoes that

    it formed the basis for the Bata Shoe Muse-um. Its 13,000 exhibits range from Chinese bound-foot shoes and ancient Egyptian sandals to old snow boots.

    www.batashoemuseum.com

    ACCESSORY SPECIALISTS

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    MODE MUSEUM MoMu Mode Museum

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    30Dries Van Noten2015 2 13 MoMu

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    MUSEO DEL TRAJE Museo del Traje

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    A corded silk wedding dress dating from 1890 (right) at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum

    Queen Paola of Belgium (below) visits the Mode Museum’s exhibition on Belgian luxury brand Delvaux

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    A 1955 fashion show at the Sala Bianca Pitti Palace in Florence was revisited by the Victoria and Albert Museum

    New Zealand Fashion Museum

    STYLE FILES

    THE MUSEUM AT FIT NEW YORKThe museum at New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology is the city’s only facility dedicated solely to fashion exhibitions. Inside are 50,000 garments and accessories, the oldest of which date back to the 18th century. Through exhibitions, publications and public programmes, the museum aims to help the public learn about fashion.

    One of its most popular shows was London Fash-ion, which in 2002 showcased the best of British style with works by designer Alexander McQueen, as well as Vivienne Westwood, who strongly influ-enced punk and new-wave fashion. Hugely popular with the public, the show also scored the museum an award from the Costume Society of America.

    Among its current exhibitions is Exposed: A His-tory of Lingerie, which features more than 70 items and includes a 1940s nightgown by Juel Park, a Hollywood designer whose clients included Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. Meanwhile, Dance & Fashion explores the relationship between the two art forms with more than 100 pieces on show. www.fitnyc.edu/museum

    PALAIS GALLIERA PARISHoused in the Palais Galliera – once the home of Marie Brignole-Sale, the Duchess of Galliera – this museum’s exhibitions are rotating displays of stunning pieces taken from its archive. In the vaults are more than 7,000 items from 30 Paris couture houses including Dior, Chanel and Saint Laurent Paris.

    The New Zealand Fashion Museum is an

    online museum and charitable trust that

    shares stories and images related to the

    country’s fashion. The public is invited to

    upload photos to the archive, with the online

    exhibits ranging from historical swimwear to

    contemporary evening gowns.

    www.nzfashionmuseum.org.nz

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    2011Alexander McQueen Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty

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    The museum also features outfits from Princess Grace of Monaco and the Duchess of Windsor.

    Until 2 November, visitors can see Fashion in France, 1947-1957. The exhibition pays tribute to this exciting time, when Dior launched his brand’s first collection, ushering in a new era in fashion. Look out for his original Bonbon dress. www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr

    VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM LONDONThe fashion collection at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum spans four centuries and includes rare 17th-century gowns, 1930s evening wear and couture from the late-20th century.

    Romantics won’t want to miss Wedding Dresses 1775-2014. Running until 15 March, 2015, the exhi-bition presents examples of this special-occasion attire curated from the museum’s own collection,

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    THE MUSEUM AT FITExposed: A History of Lingerie

    2014 11 15 Until 15 November, 2014

    Dance & Fashion

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    13 September, 2014- 3 January, 2015

    PALAIS GALLIERAFashion in France, 1947-1957

    2014 11 2Until 2 November, 2014

    VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUMWedding Dresses 1775-2014

    2015 3 15Until 15 March, 2015

    MODE MUSEUM MoMu Now

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    25 September, 2014- 4 January, 2015

    NOW SHOWING

    Mode Museum The Birds of Paradise

    20131970

    The Birds of Paradise exhibition at Mode Museum in Antwerp (far left) celebrates the application of plumes and feathers in fashionThe fashion of the 1970s punk movement was the focus for an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2013 (left)

    along with loans from designers and individuals. On display, for example, is the silvery outfit worn by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, when she married Prince Charles, and the wedding dress with a splash of hot pink worn by pop singer Gwen Stefani.www.vam.ac.uk

    MODE MUSEUM ANTWERPNicknamed MoMu, the dynamic Mode Museum in Antwerp opened in 2002. Starting on 25 Sep-tember, the museum showcases MoMu Now, an exhibition of newly added items to its 25,000-piece collection. While other fashion museums stress historic garments, MoMu focuses on contemporary Belgian designers.

    Belgian fashion has evolved dramatically in the past 30 years, with Dries Van Noten as one of its biggest names. An exhibition put together by Van

    Noten is scheduled to begin on 13 February, 2015, in which he offers insight into his creative processes.www.momu.be

    MUSEO DEL TRAJE MADRIDMadrid’s costume museum, the Museo del Traje, presents the history of Spanish traditional dress from as far back as the 16th century. One of Madrid’s lesser-known attractions, the museum is a 10-minute drive or a short metro ride from the centre of the city.

    Its collection of historic clothing includes 2,500 pieces, covering classic black mantillas and delicately embroidered vests from Spain’s past. Also on display are more modern works, made by Spanish fashion greats of the 20th century such as Paco Rabanne, Cristóbal Balenciaga and Manuel Pertegaz. museodeltraje.mcu.es

    THE COSTUME INSTITUTE NEW YORK Founded in 1937, the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has more than 35,000 pieces dating from the 15th century.

    Previous exhibitions have run the gamut from Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years to PUNK: Chaos to Couture – themes that manage to get the public talking and queuing up outside. The 2011 exhibition Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, staged shortly after the designer’s death, saw the museum receive record-breaking numbers of visitors on its final two days. This retrospective was so popular that it will also be shown at the Vic-toria and Albert Museum in London next year. www.metmuseum.org

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