A Guide to Fashion Forecasting - Fairchild Books
A Guide to Fashion Forecasting - Fairchild Books
A Guide to Fashion Forecasting - Fairchild Books
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fIgure 1.9 events at the<br />
metropolitan museum of<br />
Art in New york City, such<br />
as this “Alexander mcQueen:<br />
savage beauty” exhibition,<br />
can have a major influence<br />
on the fashion industry.<br />
22 The Principles of <strong>Fashion</strong> <strong>Forecasting</strong><br />
The museum periodically shows portions of the collection in exhibitions,<br />
which often become influential <strong>to</strong> the fashion professionals of the day.<br />
“Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” was presented in 2011. Web site:<br />
www.metmuseum.org.<br />
The Museum at FIT (<strong>Fashion</strong> Institute of Technology) in New York<br />
City creates exhibitions that are educational and entertaining. They collect,<br />
conserve, and present fashions as his<strong>to</strong>rical presentations as well as<br />
inspire through creative interpretations. Web site: www.fitnyc.edu.<br />
At the Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York City, Sonia Delaunay’s<br />
work was shown in an exhibit called “Color Moves: Art and <strong>Fashion</strong> by<br />
Sonia Delaunay.” Web site: www.cooperhewitt.org.<br />
The Vic<strong>to</strong>ria and Albert Museum in London presents fashion<br />
exhibits including contemporary fashion icons such as Yohji Yamamo<strong>to</strong><br />
and Vivienne Westwood, as well as his<strong>to</strong>rical exhibitions<br />
presenting fashions from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.<br />
Web site: www.vam.ac.uk.
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