Source: Azzedine Alaia and Jean Paul Gaultier at The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Nathalie Rykiel
Nathalie Rykiel
Source: Nathalie Rykiel at The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Haider Ackermann and Lucas Ossendrijver
Haider Ackermann and Lucas Ossendrijver
Source: Haider Ackermann and Lucas Ossendrijver The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Vanessa Bruno
Vanessa Bruno
Source: Vanessa Bruno The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Christian Louboutin, Dita Von Teese and Alexis Mabille
Christian Louboutin, Dita Von Teese and Alexis Mabille
Source: Christian Louboutin Dita Von Teese and Alexis Mabille The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Stephane Rolland
Stephane Rolland
Source: Stephane Rolland The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
Manuel Puig
Manuel Puig
Source: Manuel Puig The Couture Court of Versailles.
Exhibition at Grand Trianon Palace
A view of the Grand Trianon at Versailles
A view of the Grand Trianon at Versailles
Source: A view of the Grand Trianon at Versailles.
The Palace of Versailles and the Musee Galliera present an exhibition in the apartments of the Grand Trianon gives tribute to the importance of the 18th century on modern fashion.
Fashion designers gleamed in the razzle-dazzle of lavish setting at Grand Trianon on Thursday night, witnessing a spectacular exhibition of the influence of 18th-century France on contemporary fashion.
The romantic setting of Trianon Palace reflects the fashion and aesthetics of 18th-century France. Talking about the place with excitement, Valli said, . “I love it here. Whenever I want to escape Paris, I come to the Trianon Palace hotel and sleep for three days, and then come and walk here, so I always feel very relaxed here,”
The exhibition featured some master pieces of each brand including a deep red leather coat by Gaultier, which was inspired by an antique book, Balenciaga pieces and many things that reflected culture, beauty and artistry.
The grand exhibition ended with a bouquet of fireworks over the Palace’s moonlit gardens!