ABOUT OUR COLLECTIONS

Dear visitors,

The exhibition 'Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto' is currently on display on both levels of the museum.

To discover our permanent collections, we invite you to visit us in Spring 2021. For the first time in the history of the Palais Galliera, the new galleries on the ground floor will offer you a new perspective on the history of fashion, from the 18th century to the present day, through a renewed tour of our collections.

Ensemble, Burberry by Riccardo Tisci

PALETOT, BLOUSE MONOGRAM PRINTED BY PETER SAVILLE, SKIRT, BUN, PAIR OF EARRINGS, PAIR OF STRAPPY PUMPS

Burberry by Riccardo Tisci
Label on paletot in woven twill with woven satin frame, mid-back neckline, black on white: " BURBERRY / LONDON ENGLAND ".
Prêt-à-porter, printemps-été 2019
Beige cotton gabardine. Brown elastane mesh. Golden metal. Horn. Printed monogram canvas. Light blue and blue-grey printed silk twill on ivory. Jersey printed in the same way. Bluish shell. Plastic with red, light blue, black and white stripes set in a gold metal setting. Mousseline, 100% polyester crepe straps in glacier blue. Crepe chiffon 100% glacier blue silk. Grey grosgrain. Blue painted metal. Silk twill printed in all-over Burberry monogram, orange T-square.
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Donation of Burberry - Vogue Paris Foundation 2019
Palais Galliera, musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris

In 2018, Burberry appointed Riccardo Tisci as artistic director of its collections.

The first silhouette for its first ready-to-wear fashion show, for spring-summer 2019, Tisci scrupulously transposes the silhouette and cut that had made his success at Givenchy. The puck, whose mastic colour is reminiscent of the trench coat, Burberry's undisputed signature, is underlined by a wide burgundy belt giving it the martial allure dear to the designer.

In collaboration with the British graphic designer Peter Saville (author of numerous record sleeves for New Order, Joy Division, Pulp...), Riccardo Tisci imposed a new monogram, a semi of interlaced "T" and "B" (the number of the founder Thomas Burberry), which is printed on the blouse and bun cover. This is the first time in twenty years that the house of Burberry, famous for its beige, black and red tartan, has changed its visual codes in this way.