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In Fashion
In Fashion
In Fashion
In Fashion
2017

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In Fashion

Special exhibition

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

In the exhibition "In Fashion" the German Nationalmuseum presents its internationally significant clothing collection of the Early Modern Age. A spacious media installation shows scenes of a historic fashion show, which reveals massive conservation faux pas and introduces the visitor to the exhibition. Showcases shaped like dissecting tables illustrate the cautious handling of textiles nowadays. The laboriously restored clothes are shown from all sides in mirrored display windows. The contextualization of clothes and paintings makes fashion and people of the Renaissance and Early Baroque understandable.

Client / Manufacturer

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

Nürnberg, DE
Design
neo.studio neumann schneider architekten

neo.studio neumann schneider architekten

Berlin, DE
Date of Launch
2015
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Europe
Target Groups
"Exhibition visitors"

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