Rei Kawakubo / Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between-Gallery Views

Gallery views of The Costume Institute's spring 2017 exhibition, Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between, narrated by exhibition curator Andrew Bolton.
The Costume Institute's spring 2017 exhibition examines the work of Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo, known for her avant-garde designs and ability to challenge conventional notions of beauty, good taste, and fashionability. The thematic show features approximately 140 examples of Kawakubo's womenswear for Comme des Garçons dating from the early 1980s to her most recent collection.
#MetKawakubo
The exhibition is made possible in part by Condé Nast
Director and Producer: Kate Farrell
Editors: Dia Felix, Sarah Cowan
Jib and Camera Operator: Kelly Richardson
Lighting Designer: Ned Hallick
Gaffers: Foster McLaughlin, Christopher Yurnet
Production Assistants: Kaelan Burkett, Stephanie Wuertz
Music: Austin Fisher
© 2017 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

[@nolongerinuse9886]

I look a these garments and am so inspired to recreate these in pattern cutting , the idea of negative space in fashion

[@alcesterayala2175]

Rei's work is stunning especially the motorbike ballerina collection. godlike.

[@louise-yo7kz]

Andrew Bolton has a great voice for narration. I absolutely love hearing him present

[@laurfromthegrove]

2:25 Proves that she is the real Edna Mode. "she doesn't look back"

[@e.m.borner6645]

The decision not to include Kawakubo's men's collections is completely incomprehensible to me.

[@daviddoan6069]

you wrote this 7 months ago, the exhibit has literally been torn down for years now and I'm still upset at this

[@LuciodeOrtigosa]

you wrote this 8 months ago, the exhibit has literally been torn down for years now and I'm still upset at this

[@LaisulHoque]

you wrote this 9 months ago, the exhibit has literally been torn down for years now and I'm still upset at this

[@VelislavPenchev]

you wrote this 10 months ago, the exhibit has literally been torn down for years now and I’m still upset at this

[@morphologymen7456]

you wrote this 11 months ago , the exhibit has been torn down for years now and I'm still upset at this

[@Delicious_Burger555]

my mind can’t comprehend, how difficult that is to make

[@F4viola]

I love Rei!

[@musics4me]

They set it up like a CDG store! Love it.

[@rafiluvian045]

this lady is a magician, i cant believe it

[@vm9056]

absolute genius

[@louise-yo7kz]

Absolute

[@icedmocha5264]

This is fascinating!

[@OmoSadeSkincare]

Amazing

[@Sonmmmxuan]

Genius

[@artapples8417]

Wow!!

[@leona5543]

reminds me a bit of louise bourgeois

[@denzelsugayan432]

like an advanced guo pei, but more distorted and contrasting

[@Lizzangelss]

😍😍😍😍🖤

[@Lizzangelss]

😍😍😍😍

[@yibeicheng3072]

im so shook

[@louise-yo7kz]

Shooketh🥰

[@sparshitasahu2539]

Rihanna was the only one who belonged to this particular theme of met.

[@Linda-zv2rq]

Woven print ❤

[@shirleyjhaney1041]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hailbows]

4:55 isn't that that muralist youtuber artist? forget his name

[@aebraadams1603]

[(REMEMBER)]

[@KhanKhan-rf8ll]

Bp

[@nafisahoque8299]

this is beautifully repulsive

[@boulderarchitect]

They all look very crafty. It's kind of like she realized her limitations, and leaned into it with the whole "unfinished" aesthetic. Somebody was like "wow, these look frumpy and unfinished" and she was like "yeah, I meant it that way, so there".

[@suzannederringer1607]

Silly pretentious nonsense.

[@j-mobi9209]

It takes one to project onto another.

[@anmnou]

I can see how to an ignorant and close-minded person it would appear that way, Suzanne. Try to go below the surface of things...

[@arisha_bit]

Она гений
Как она работает с формами это

[@KhanKhan-rf8ll]

Bp