LA MUSEUM To Exhibit Vintage Archives of Margiela, Comme des Garçons and More
LA MUSEUM, a virtual museum founded by LAILA, will be holding their second physical exhibition in Shibuya running from June 14 to June 29.
Following the success of their debut show 'Villa in the Forest' — an exclusive event limited to just 30 guests — 'LA MUSEUM SHIBUYA' acts as a second part of their exhibition marks a shift. Still free of charge, it will now be open to the public via access through the LA MUSEUM app.
This time, the spotlight is on fashion from the 1980s onward, featuring iconic works by Japanese designers such asComme des Garçons,Yohji YamamotoandIssey Miyake, as well as international icons likeHelmut Lang,John Galliano,Alexander McQueenand members ofthe Antwerp Six.
Highlights include two rare sketchbooks detailing the design process behind the Spring/Summer 1993 and Fall/Winter 1993 to 1994 collections, alongside a screening of a video work first presented atLafayette Anticipationsin Paris in October 2021. The exhibition will also showcaseMaison Martin Margiela'scollections from his debut through 1999, with key pieces from each season.
With such a rich lineup, LA MUSEUM's upcoming exhibition promises an unforgettable deep dive into fashion history — and possibly even more to anticipate.
LA MUSEUMB1F, Token-Nagai Building2-12-24 Shibuya, Tokyo
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