“Going Clear” builds a capsule wardrobe from the Maison’s surrealist codes, volume and signature glamour. Each piece works alone or as part of something larger.
Jeans, bombers and T-shirts meet an obsessive study of cut and construction, bringing couture into the everyday wardrobe.
Desire and sensuality become an attitude through powerful tailoring, creating a sophisticated, intense, and magnetic collection. Haider Ackermann knows sex sells, and we’re here to spend.
Renaissance portraits, courtly silhouettes and sculptural denim shape a wardrobe for a queen as comfortable at court as she is scrolling on her phone.
Now on view in Barcelona, “American Images” explores trust, dignity and the power of a slower gaze through portraits that invite us to spend time with their subjects.
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