PARIS VINTAGE #11

From the 1970s to the 2000s, Paris Vintage #11 crosses three decades in which fashion became resolutely cosmopolitan. Influences circulated, silhouettes traveled and designers dialogued from one continent to another. Between timeless icons and more radical proposals, here we bring together the signatures that shaped the allure of these teeming years.

Highlights included a sculptural, iconic dress by THIERRY MUGLER, made famous when worn by DEMI MOORE in the film Indecent Proposal (1993).

From YVES SAINT LAURENT to CHRISTIAN DIOR by JOHN GALLIANO or RAF SIMONS, from the timeless elegance of CHANEL and HERMÈS to the avant-garde creations of XULY.BËT and the unusual nuggets of JEAN-CHARLES DE CASTELBAJAC ‘s KO AND CO era, the French fashion scene is asserting its vitality. Special highlight on JEAN-PAUL GAULTIER, with rare pieces from his best years.

Japan imposes its radical vision. A sublime and extremely rare YOHJI YAMAMOTO jacket from the so-called “Tibetan” collection, autumn-winter 2000/01, dialogues with the emblematic pleats ofISSEY MIYAKE and the ever-surprising avant-garde of COMME DES GARÇONS.

VERSACE, GUCCI, PRADA, VALENTINO, MOSCHINO or ROMEO GIGLI: Italy continues to assert its inimitable sense of glamour and color.

A joyfully eclectic ensemble, reflecting each and every one of us.

For everyday fun. After all, that’s what fashion is for!