On every seat on Julien Dossena’s faux fur-covered benches in the Musée d’Art Moderne was a note for Paco Rabanne, who died a month ago, on 3 February. “Thank you for your utopic creative approach that moved the boundaries of reality,” it read. “You were among those who changed our view of the world.” We may not speak about Rabanne as a designer who changed the rules of dressing, but in a fashion and art context, it doesn’t get more influential than his avant-garde approach to clothes.
” They materialised – quite literally – in highly textural, highly tactile head-to-toe outfits like alpaca jeans with a matching top and belt, or those same elements interpreted in lurex wool, or evening jumpsuits with built-in stoles in brushed wool.Dossena’s proposals are not for the faint of heart. The hyper-textural premise of his work and the silhouettes he applies it to are super overwhelming, especially in the context of a fully carpeted venue with benches covered in faux fur.
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