The V&A Museum In London Will Launch The Lingerie Exhibition, Which Is Also An Innovation.

The V&A Museum of London announced that it plans to introduce the exhibition of "April 2016: March 2017: a brief history of underwear."

The sponsor of this exhibition is British luxury.

Agent Provocateur and American cosmetics company Revlon (Revlon).

In addition, a series of clothing designed by international designers will be displayed to explore the way designers blurred underwear and coat, public and private products.

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On the theme of luxury and innovation, the history of the underwear design dating back to eighteenth Century has been carried out by Edwina Ehrman. During the opening period, 200 men and women's underwear will be displayed, from the cotton trousers worn by Queen Victoria's mother to 60s's "mini skirt's mother" Mary Quant's Sim socks.

Neutral shorts, etc.

The highlights include the 1996 spring summer series designed by John Galliano for Givenchy, the lace skirt worn with lace underwear, the exquisite lace skirt designed by Jean Paul Gaultier in 1989, and a meat colored bottomless trousers decorated with reflective glass from the Queen Mother's nest.

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In March of this year, Italy fashion brand Fendi announced plans to launch an e-commerce website.

At the initial stage, it will provide only 28 European countries with delivery services, but plans to deploy the delivery services of Japan and the United States later this year, or in early 2016.

Fendi CEO Pietro Beccari said, "this is a kind of service you give to customers. According to the possibility of placing orders, we will have a 360 degree method."

In July, Fendi officially announced its own version of the US online shopping platform.

Almost all products and even limited edition ready-made garments will appear on the Internet platform. But in another main brand of the brand, fur, Fendi is only going to try it hard. You can only see all kinds of Mao Mao and Mao Mao handbags on the official website.

Pietro Beccari explains: "fur, customers still want to touch and touch with their hands."

Following the United States, Fendi also plans to open the Japanese version of the e-commerce platform before the end of the year, and regard Japan and the United States as two important markets as important as China.