#modemuseum antwerp

[ayyponine]

@fellow belgians whaddup i might spend my sunday in antwerp and am open to suggestions re: cheap and fun activities/places to visit

basically im having dinner at my dad’s who’s a tram ride away frm the centre so im thinking abt taking an early train to spend the morning/afternoon there before making my way over to his place.:)

so far I’m thinking: 1. MoMu: ive never been to modemuseum and w my uitpas i can get in fr free babey!! seems right up my alley esp since they now have this temporary exhibit on nostalgia&memory related to clothing. 2. love me a lil flea market ngl 3. cant remember ever having been to this library but it seems worth exploring at least fr a bit 4. also looking at these 4 smaller exhibits (XXXX) tho tbh my day might be plenty booked already lol.

anyway. entirely open to feedback on the available options/ suggestions fr different must sees.

[booksinantwerp]

Lieve Van Gorp, AW2000-2001

page 68 from Het Modemuseum / The Fashion Museum: Backstage published in 2002 by Ludion

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[craft2eu]

P.LACE.S - Looking through Antwerp Lace: Antwerpen (B) vom 25.09.2021 bis 02.01.2022

P.LACE.S – Looking through Antwerp Lace: Antwerpen (B) vom 25.09.2021 bis 02.01.2022

Die Ausstellung „P.LACE.S” erkundet die wichtige Rolle der Stadt Antwerpen bei der Herstellung und dem Verkauf von Spitze von Mitte des 16. Jahrhunderts bis in die erste Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts. Das MoMu präsentiert die Geschichte dabei anhand eines Ausstellungsparcours’, der fünf Orte in der Stadt miteinander verbindet. Dabei zeigt sich eindrucksvoll, dass das Klöppeln von Spitze nicht nur…

[svda]

#momu #antwerp #modemuseum #modemuseumantwerpen #antwerpen #antwerpen🇧🇪 #antwerpcity #antwerpencity #anvers (at MoMu Fashion Museum Antwerp) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTaT_oJonQx0hATmq6uyISI2elIQ6NJ-7gp_YA0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[difashionista]

ModeMuseum (MoMu), Antwerpen #instagram #fashion #designer #fashionweek #belgium #belgie #museum #momu #momumuseum #art #kunst #design #modemuseum #antwerp #antwerpen #architectuur #europa #europe #architecture #kunst #ontwerpen #ontwerp (at MoMu Fashion Museum Antwerp)

[vaniitas-store]

We were surprised to realize our 3 tabi pairs we have online are all from 2002. (Yes there are offline pairs too 👀) So for tabithursday here's a small photo dump with pictures of our tabis we found online and snaps of the Modemuseum Antwerp expostion. The last pair we just listed(!) the last pair on the pictures too, is from the 6 line. Shown in order, also in descending price: Maison Martin Margiela black tabi slip-on shoes painted light pink with wedge heel (37) — spring 2002 Maison Martin Margiela black tabi slippers with wedge heel (39) — spring 2002 Maison Martin Margiela 6 black flat slip-on tabi boots in pleather (39) — fall 2002 Have a nice tabi thursday! #margielatabi #tabiboots #margielatabiboots #tabi https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch9YQNDjc_6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[royal-hair]

Queen Mathilde of the Belgians visiting the renovated MoMu Fashion Museum (ModeMuseum) in Antwerp - 10.09.21

[marcoape]

[kanako-b-koga]

Exhibition Margiela Hermes Years :my work on the wall Photographer Fred Jacob Styling Kanako B Koga Model Jane Birkin

[ifreakingloveroyals]

Through the Years → Queen Mathilde of Belgium (691/∞)

26 March 2015 | Queen Mathilde attends a round table with fashion designers and gets to know the Flanders Fashion Fuel project initiated by the Flanders Fashion Institute (FFI). The FFI supports the Belgian fashion sector. The meeting is organized by the ModeMuseum of the Province of Antwerp (MoMu). The Queen then visits the exhibition Inspirations by creator Dries Van Noten. (Photo by William Van Hecke/Corbis via Getty Images)

[atoposcvc]

Atopos Paper Dress collection conservation, Antwerp // In Parallel to the RRRIPP! Paper Fashion Exhibition @ MODEMUSEUM (MOMU)

http://atopos.gr/atopos-paper-fashion-collection-conservation-antwerp/

[dutchjan]

February 23, 2017

[booksinantwerp]

Dress in pink silk, Dirk Van Saene, 1999

page 76 from Het Modemuseum / The Fashion Museum: Backstage published in 2002 by Ludion

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[ownerzero]

Not Your Grandmother’s Doilies: New Exhibition Explores the History of Lace

The term “lace” today might summon images of over-the-top wedding dresses, intricate lingerie, or perhaps the doilies and table runners that adorned our grandmother’s table: sweet, decorative, and maybe a little kitsch. But when the latticed fabric first appeared in the 16th century, says Kaat Debo, director of the ModeMuseum (MoMU) in Antwerp, “it was […]

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[eurfashion]

1) Traditional Jacket / Painted Fabric;  Author: anonymous;  Date: 1750 - 1800; Provenance: India / Friesland;  Provider: MoMu - ModeMuseum Provincie Antwerpen;  Copyright: free access. 

2)  Traditional Jacket / Painted Fabric;  Author: anonymous;  Date: 1770 - 1790;  Provenance: India / Nederlands;  Provider: MoMu Antwerp;  Copyright: free access. 

These jackets (jak) are representative of 18th century costumes. The handpainted cotton fabrics were imported from India. Garments have low square necklines, pleated flared skirts, linen linings, and elbow length sleeves with curved hem details. Jackets feature a ‘stomacher’ - a panel that fills in the front opening of the bodice. These were sometimes sewn or held in place with lacings, but the labels notes hook and eye closures. The extension of the stomacher below the waist was typical for the late 18th century. 

Garment construction appears to be European. The motives of the handpainted fabrics - the multi-color floral and the red and white fabric (called ‘milk and blood’) are European-style, resembling those seen in crewel work and later printed fabrics. It is likely these fabrics were produced for the European market. Garment construction is extremely detailed - the front of one of the jackets is made up of 22 pieces, 7 pieces are used in the back. There is evidence of alterations made at some point. 

MoMu (Mode Museum) is located in Antwerp, Belgium. Founded in 2002, in addition to contemporary Belgian fashion the museum also studies historic and ethnic costumes and has an extensive collection of textiles and lace. 

These jackets are part of the textiles library.