The Victoria & Albert Museum pays tribute to the power and diversity of the male attire in its new exhibition

Cuando la creatividad en torno a la moda masculina está en auge y los límites de género se diluyen cada vez más, el emblemático Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) de Londres anuncia la muestra Confección de masculinidades: el arte de la moda de caballero, una de sus grandes apuestas para este 2022, el que definitivamente va a suponer el regreso a la normalidad tras la pandemia.

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This is the first exhibition of the institution that pays tribute to the outfit and male appearance, power and diversity.Through it, made up of one hundred styles and one hundred works of art, the public can verify how man fashion has been built from rebirth to the contemporary world.From the side of those who are after their creation -designators, tailors and artists -but also from the final customer.

This exhibition, which will see the light next March, will be divided into three galleries.They will show the styles of world -renowned designers, such as Harris Reed, Gucci, Grace Wales Bonner or Raf Simons, and also young promises of the fashion sector that have been fundamental in this fight against the molds of the binary.Likewise, this type of jewelry will be exposed together with works by Sofonisba Anguissola and Joshua Reynolds, contemporary pieces of icons such as Robert Longo and Omar Victor Diop, and even, as they point out from the statement itself, a piece of the New Adventures Dance CompanyMatthew Bourne represented entirely by dancers.

"This exhibition, far from proposing a linear or definitive history, marks a trajectory that crosses times and genres. Exhibition will combine historical and contemporary styles with works of art that show how masculinity has been represented. This is a tribute to the costumesmale in which everyone can participate. "Claire Wilcox and Rosalind McKever, curators of the exhibition.

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