Explore the refinement of dressmaking in Brussels at the end of the 19th century through this ivory afternoon ensemble.

Discover the colonial foundations that led to ivory becoming fashionable in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Discover more about fashionability in cities outside of Brussel through this stylish 20th century summer dress with Art Nouveau lace.

Explore the history of the prestigious Brussels department store Hirsch & Cie with this black tulle Art Nouveau shawl.

Discover how garments changed with a woman's body through various stages of life with this black taffeta "relevailles" bodice.

Explore the importance of the use of cotton in modern and stylish garments in the second half of the 19th century.

Wedding dresses have not always been white. Discover the history of black wedding dresses in Belgium with this ensemble from 1903.

Explore the changing urban landscape of Brussels in the late 19th century and the influence of colonialism through this ivory silk bodice.

Written by Axelle Vansteenkiste. Reviewed by Maude Bass-Krueger. In the 1950s a lot of important fashion houses, like Givenchy, arose in...

Written by Noortje de Meyere. Reviewed by Marthe Bonnez. The 1980s was a very creative and fertile period in the world of fashion,...