Dior and Kim Jones Support Exhibition “Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and Fashion”
Dior and Kim Jones have recently announced their support for the exhibition “Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and Fashion”, taking place at Charleston, Lewes in East Sussex. This exhibition will explore the relationship between fashion and the Bloomsbury Group, a group of writers, artists and thinkers who lived and worked in the area in the early 20th century.
The exhibition is set to feature a range of garments and accessories from Dior’s archives, as well as pieces from Jones’ own personal collection. The exhibition will also provide an insight into the influence of the Bloomsbury Group on fashion and style, and how this has impacted the fashion industry today.
Dior and Jones have been working together for over a year, with Jones taking on the role of artistic director of menswear in 2018. The two have been working on a number of projects, including the launch of the new Dior Men’s collection in January this year.
The collaboration between Dior and Jones has been hailed as a success, with the new menswear collection receiving positive reviews from critics. The collection has been praised for its modern take on classic Dior designs, as well as its focus on sustainability and ethical production.
The exhibition “Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and Fashion” is set to open in June this year, and is sure to be a fascinating insight into the history of fashion and the influence of the Bloomsbury Group. It is also an opportunity to explore the work of Dior and Jones, and to see how they have combined their talents to create a modern take on classic fashion.
The exhibition is sure to be a great success, and is a testament to the creative partnership between Dior and Jones. The exhibition will be a fantastic opportunity to explore the history of fashion, and to gain an insight into the influence of the Bloomsbury Group on fashion and style.
The exhibition “Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and Fashion” is sure to be an exciting and educational experience for all those who attend. It is an opportunity to explore the history of fashion, and to gain an insight into the influence of the Bloomsbury Group on fashion and style. It is also a chance to admire the work of Dior and Jones, and to see how they have combined their talents to create a modern take on classic fashion.
