Monday, July 25, 2011

I wish I was going to Paris to see, Hussein Chalayan, récits de mode, 5 July–13 November 2011, Les Arts Décoratifs.


Collection Sakoku, printemps/été 2011© Christopher Moore

Collection Genometrics, automne/hiver 2005 © Christopher Moore


Collection Readings, printemps/été 2008 © Christopher Moore
Collection Before Minus Now, printemps/été 2000 © Christopher Moore


Collection Before Minus now, printemps/été 2000 © Christopher Moore
Collection Airborne, automne/hiver 2007 © Christopher Moore
Collection Between, printemps/été 1998 © Christopher Moore
Hussein Chalayan, récits de mode 
5 July–13 November 2011


The Arts Décoratifs has given ‘carte blanche’ to one of the most innovative and creative fashion designers of our time: Hussein Chalayan. 
Born in Nicosia in 1970, he moved to London as a child traveling back and forth between Cyprus and England until he went to university. He earned his degree from Central Saint Martins College in 1993. 
Following his own unique approach to design for seventeen years, he stands on the frontier of fashion, architecture and design. His work is characterized by an intellectual rigor and a quest for technical perfection that often defies fashion stereotypes. Chalayan stood out from the start of his career through his highly inventive exploration of various mediums, including sculpture, furniture, video and special effects, which he uses in his fashion shows, drawing inspiration directly from the political, social and economic realities of his era. 
The exhibition showcases this rich, complex world, in which clothing, installations, fashion shows, projections and research are shown by side to illustrate Chalayan’s distinctive process.
Les Arts Décoratifs 
107, rue de Rivoli 
75001 Paris 
France
Phone: +33 (0)1 44 55 57 50

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