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4 Ways To Conduct Your Fashion Research At Home
Unusual times call for unusual measures! We know it might not be easy to conduct fashion research solely relying on online sources. Our MoMu Library has noticed this problem from the get-go and offers a digital solution! Read more.
Pride & Fashion: How Fashion Students Are Challenging the Norms
If Pride is about anything, it is about challenging norms and opening up boundaries. We sat down with two bachelor students of the Antwerp Fashion Department who are doing just that: Malene Ahlert and Ezio Costa Read more.
Leaving the Nest: The role of fashion drawings in the creative process of designing
The first step in creating fashion is pencil and paper. This is a principle that the Antwerp Fashion Academy has hold on to since the beginning. Find out why the drawing table is of vital importance in the Antwerp Academy. Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation: Kristina De Coninck
Discover what artist and model Kristina De Coninck has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus! Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation: Clinical Psychologist Erik Franck
Discover what Erik Franck has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation: Fashion Designer Meryll Rogge
Discover what Belgian fashion designer Meryll Rogge has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus. Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation : Radio Host Clara De Decker
Clara De Decker is a radio host for the morning programme Espresso on Klara, a travelling reporter for Canvas during the Queen Elisabeth Competition & television announcer for Eén. Discover what Clara has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation: Dramatist, Actor, Singer and Performer Jaouad Alloul
Discover what Jaouad Alloul has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus Read more.
Fashion & Self-Isolation: Makeup Artist Inge Grognard
Discover what Belgian makeup artist Inge Grognard has been up to since the outbreak of the Corona virus Read more.
5 Facts About Fashionable, Morning and Domestic Apparel in 18th Century France
In the 18th century those who could afford it, and who had enough leisure time, preferred to wear morning apparel which was always informal in character. Here are 5 facts about fashionable, morning and domestic apparel in 18th century France Read more.