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Named for a kind of ornate embroidery that makes it possible to create some of the most ornate types of leg wear and patterns you've ever seen. This design is very much like some of these embroidered items made with this kind of manufacturing process, with the curly floral arrangements and the careful attention to detail. It is a truly wonderful design to look at and by honouring one of the processes that is used, it has a certain history, heritage and DNA to it that is unbeatable in other patterns. 



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VULGAR FASHION

Vulgarity exposes the scandal of good taste’ Adam Phillips






Potent, provocative and sometimes shocking, the word vulgar conjures up strong images, ideas and feelings in us all. The Vulgar is the first exhibition to explore the inherently challenging but utterly compelling territory of taste in fashion, from the renaissance through to contemporary design. Examining the constantly evolving notion of vulgarity in fashion whilst revelling in its excesses, you are invited to think again about exactly what makes something vulgar and why it is such a sensitive and contested term.







Drawn from major public and private collections worldwide, The Vulgar showcases over 120 stunning objects, ranging from historical costumes to couture and ready-to-wear looks, with contributions from leading contemporary designers such as Walter van Beirendonck, Chloé, Christian Dior, Pam Hogg, Charles James, Christian Lacroix, Lanvin, Moschino, Miuccia Prada, Elsa Schiaparelli, Philip Treacy, UNDERCOVER, Viktor & Rolf, Louis Vuitton and Vivienne Westwood. 







Barbican Art Gallery in London presents major exhibitions by leading international figures in the heart of the City of London.

The Vulgar

Fashion Redefined

13 October 2016 - 5 February 2017
Art Gallery