To France To Enjoy "Le XVIII Au Gout Du Jour" Fashion Art Exhibition.

Romantic France has been a fashion capital since ancient times. I don't know how many fashion masters were born in a country that loves to walk. In eighteenth Century, French fashion had long left a brilliant mark in history. Recently, the The Grand Trianon in Versailles, France, is performing a fashion show called "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" (Modern eighteenth Century). The theme of this exhibition is "fashion in eighteenth Century", and the "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" exhibition is a 18th Century and 20th Century space-time dialogue. The exhibition is a collection of 50 custom fashions and garments made by fashion designers from the late twentieth Century, as well as some classic costumes and fashion works in eighteenth Century.

Walking on the "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" exhibition is like going back to France in eighteenth Century to attend a midnight fashion party. The modern works exhibited in the "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" exhibition are from the hands of celebrities, including the old Buddha, Carle Lagrange (Karl Lagerfeld), Christine Dio (Christian Dior) and Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji Yamamoto), who are all familiar with their friends. Among them, the Vivienne Westwood designed by the devil Vivienne Westwood (Westwood) is a strange spark that collided with the retro costume of the year.

Let's look back to France in eighteenth Century: the culture of France at that time was deeply marked by the imprint of Queen Marie (Marie Antoinette, the wife of King Louis Jula of France). Queen Marie, who is also known as the French wig queen, influenced the French culture and fashion in eighteenth Century with many famous figures at that time: powder wig, corset, embroidery vest. These elegant costumes with royal elements still affect the fashion world. On the "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" exhibition, we can enjoy the fashion feast brought by these French celebrities.

The eighteenth Century "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" is displayed in eighteenth Century Fashion Museum (Le mus e Galliera). The exhibition of "Le XVIII Au gout du jour" will last until October 9, 2011.

Now, let's make the poster editor to the friends of the newspaper to open the gateway to the Versailles, together to watch this century dialogue, and to appreciate the French fashion story of 18th Century and 20th Century.

Paris Fashion Museum (Le mus e Galliera) 1775-1785 Collection Series