The Brooklyn Museum is thrilled to announce the arrival of the highly anticipated retrospective exhibition, “Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion”, which will showcase the innovative designs of the legendary designer. This exciting event will give visitors a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the groundbreaking work of Pierre Cardin, a true pioneer in the world of fashion.
Curated by the esteemed Matthew Yokobosky, the exhibition will feature a stunning array of over 170 objects from Cardin’s extensive archive. From haute couture masterpieces to iconic ready-to-wear pieces, attendees will have the chance to witness the evolution of Cardin’s visionary creations over the years.
The retrospective will take attendees on a journey through Cardin’s illustrious career, starting from his revolutionary designs in the 1950s to his futuristic creations of the present day. Highlights of the exhibition include the famous “target dress” from the iconic “Cosmocorps” collection, as well as an exploration of Cardin’s boundary-pushing unisex designs and innovative fabric choices.
In addition to showcasing Cardin’s impact on the fashion world, the exhibition will also delve into his influence on film, theater, and even furniture design. Rare costumes worn by Hollywood stars and footage from Cardin’s spectacular runway shows will provide a comprehensive look at his multifaceted talents and far-reaching impact on the arts.
Described as a true “twentieth-century renaissance man” by curator Matthew Yokobosky, Pierre Cardin’s enduring legacy as a master tailor, designer, and entrepreneur will be on full display at the Brooklyn Museum. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness the future of fashion through the eyes of a true visionary.
Don’t miss out on this remarkable exhibition, “Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion”, opening on July 20, 2019, at the Brooklyn Museum. Experience the magic of Cardin’s groundbreaking designs and explore the endless possibilities of fashion’s future.
To learn more about the exhibition and purchase tickets, visit the Brooklyn Museum’s official website here. Additionally, for more information on Pierre Cardin and his enduring influence on the world of fashion, check out the designer’s official website here.
