Exposition Diva au Kunsthal de Rotterdam

Kunsthal
Du 26 octobre 2024 au 2 mars 2025

 

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Petite robe noire signature d’Édith Piaf, cape incrustée de perles et de diamants portée par Rihanna, Freddie Mercury en talons hauts... Le Kunsthal célèbre l’extravagance des plus grandes icônes de la musique et du cinéma dans un déluge de plumes, de strass et de paillettes. De La Callas à Beyoncé en passant par Madonna, Björk ou Joséphine Baker, cette exposition irrésistiblement mode se glisse dans le vestiaire de véritables stars du paraître. Un hymne à la confiance en soi porté par des looks emblématiques, comme les robes scintillantes de la tigresse Tina Turner ou la perruque poudrée de Sir Elton John pour son cinquantième anniversaire.

KUNSTHAL - ROTTERDAM, PAYS-BAS
Du 26 octobre 2024 au 2 mars 2025
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