We were in London for a few days over last weekend, and on Saturday I went to the Missoni Art Colour exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in Bermondsey. (If you haven't seen it, you've missed it - it finished on Sunday.)
In the main space, there was a bank of mannequins (over 40, I reckon) wearing Missoni outfits - a wonderfully varied array.
Elsewhere, there were art works that had inspired the Missonis, their own sketches for fabric designs, and swatches of fabric.
I especially liked the very complex multicolour knit fabrics.
Some of the mannequins were wearing similar fabrics, too.
A very satisfying small exhibition. And Bermondsey is interesting - most of the buildings in the street are I think 19th century, when it was a working class area. The buildings have mostly been renovated in recent years, and now The Shard at London Bridge towers over them.
Fascinating swatches - so colourful.
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