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Sustainable fashion is a need, and more and more fashion designers tackle the subject — an issue that isn’t new, as there was a time when recycling and sustainability was a matter of survival in front of a direct, visible threat.

MoMu talks to established greats and emerging, future-focused talent about Antwerp's identity and the relevance of Belgian hallmark within the international fashion world. Next up: Shayli Harrison on untapped Antwerp potential & next digital frontiers.

MoMu talked to Ching-Lin about Antwerp’s global identity, navigating a brave new world as an international fashion student, how the city challenges the independent designer of tomorrow and pinning down your signature.

When summer reaches peak temperatures, our dear bodies as well. We look for the lightest existing fabric. But in the Middle Ages, religious powers at play fueled a more and more private and intimate relationship to nudity.

Enthusiastic visitors can make their own contribution to MoMu's activities, in different ways. We ask three philanthropists how and why they have chosen to support Antwerp's Fashion Museum.

MoMu talks to established greats and emerging, future-focused talent about Antwerp’s identity and the relevance of the Belgian hallmark within the international fashion world. Next: Flora Miranda on building a network and Antwerp’s future fashion potential

In a new series, MoMu talks to established names and young forward-thinking talent about Antwerp's identity and the relevance of the Belgian name within the international fashion scene. Glenn Martens on the pros and cons of the Belgian fashion reputation.

The visual campaign revisits the role of the modern designer and reveals how very different our fashion experiences are today. The campaign consists of a series of highly emotive fashion images created in collaboration with six top designers.

MoMu talks to established names and young forward-thinking talent about Antwerp's identity, and the relevance of the Belgian name within the international fashion scene. Walter Van Beirendonck on Antwerp's fashion identity & ‘being established’