There Are New Exhibitions In New York, Which May Be Related To Song Meiling'S Cheongsam.

According to the MoMA official website of New York's Contemporary Art Gallery, MoMA will hold a new exhibition by the end of 2017. The theme will be "Item:Is Fashion Modern." the exhibition will display 99 items of clothing and accessories. The standard of choosing exhibits must match the word "Modern" (Modern) in the Title. It must have a great impact on the society and history in 20th Century and 21st Century, and still maintain the fashionable goods today.

Although the list of specific exhibits will only be announced at the press conference in May this year, some exhibits can be predicted.

These include classic Levi 's 501 Jeans, Casio, little black dress, Muslim headscarf,

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After decades of changes, these objects still remain in the wind, which contains profound cultural details.

The exhibition will show how they are designed, produced and distributed, and will also analyze the functions, aesthetics, politics, manpower, economy and so on.

Value.

At the same time, curators will display exhibits according to the three progressive concepts of "archetype, standard form and paradigm".

The standard is upgrading on the prototype, which incorporates more ideas, such as the 1974 edition of Diane von Furstenberg, which is the benchmark of twentieth Century aesthetics.

With the interpretation of each exhibit, visitors will have a better understanding of the development of fashion in the past 100 years.

In the exhibition materials released recently by MoMA, there was also a single photo taken by Song Meiling in 1925. It is reported that Song Meiling's cheongsam is likely to become part of the 99 exhibits.

Interestingly, the title of the exhibition is actually a continuation of the 1944 Bernard Rudofsky exhibition, called "Are Clothes Modern".

Although the exhibition's influence was limited, the exhibition included buttons, pockets and so on.

Attention to detail is still inspiring for today's designers.

From May to next year, MoMA will hold seminars and forums, and invite experts from all walks of life to discuss the theme of fashion and life.