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Davide Renne Giorgadze Passes at 46<\/strong>
\nDavide Renne, who was recently appointed as creative director at Moschino on November 1st, has tragically passed away in Milan due to undisclosed causes. Massimo Ferretti, executive chairman of Moschino\u2019s parent company Aeffe, expressed, \u201cThere are no words to describe the pain we are experiencing at this dramatic time. Davide joined us only a few days ago, when a sudden illness took him from us too soon. We still can\u2019t believe what happened.\u201d The Turkish-born designer had an impressive 20-year tenure at Gucci, working under Alessandro Michele and Frida Giannini. He was set to succeed Jeremy Scott at Moschino, who exited the brand last March after a 10-year tenure. Renne was poised to debut his collection during Milan Fashion Week in February for the Fall\/Winter 2024 season. Karen Elson, Harris Reed, Suzanne Koller, Davit Giorgadze, and many others have shared their grievances on the late designer’s and his partner, Richard Delassus, respective Instagram profiles. [WWD<\/a>]
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\u201cSleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion\u201d Is The MET’s Next Exhibition in Spring 2024<\/strong>
\nNext year’s Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art is poised to push the boundaries of technology and innovative curation. Titled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” the exhibition will feature around 250 items drawn from the Costume Institute’s permanent collection, including approximately 50 historically noteworthy pieces\u2014some too delicate for future wear and rarely seen in public, thus termed “Sleeping Beauties.” Designers such as Elsa Schiaparelli, Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, Givenchy, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Stella McCartney, and Conner Ives will be represented, spanning 400 years of fashion history. Max Hollein, The Met\u2019s Marina Kellen French Director and CEO, expressed, \u201cThis innovative show will push the boundaries of our imagination and invite us to experience many facets of a work, to learn more about its history, and, ultimately, to gain a deeper appreciation of its beauty.\u201d Noteworthy among the fragile collection is an Elizabethan bodice and a silk satin ball gown from 1877 by American couturier Charles Frederick Worth, serving as the original inspiration for the exhibit. The “Sleeping Beauties” collection will utilize illusion mechanisms like Pepper\u2019s ghost, employing large angled glass to create ghostly effects. The Met will also integrate video animation, light projection, soundscaping, artificial intelligence, and CGI to \u201cweave a contextual fabric of understanding around each piece.\u201d Andrew Bolton, Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of The Costume Institute, emphasized the exhibition’s ode to nature and the emotional poetics of fashion, organized around three zones: land, sea, and sky, with a focus on sustainability and regenerative forms of production. Scheduled from May 10th to September 2nd, 2024, the exhibition will open to the public after the Met Gala on May 6th, sponsored by TikTok and Loewe. [Vogue<\/a>]<\/p>\n

The LVMH Prize Announces New Award<\/strong>
\nThe 2024 edition of the LVMH Prize for Young Designers has opened its applications this week, with a submission deadline of January 7th on the annual prize’s website<\/a>. In a continued dedication to craftsmanship, the luxury conglomerate has introduced a new award this time, the Savoir-Faire Prize, designed to promote craftsmanship. This prize will spotlight a young brand selected from the award finalists, offering a grant of 200,000 euros and a one-year mentorship program from the LVMH Group. Delphine Arnault, LVMH c-suite executive, stated, \u201cThe prize is launching its 11th edition, and this year I am delighted to honor our attachment to a core value of creation, savoir-faire. The LVMH Savoir-Faire Prize celebrates excellence in craftsmanship, innovation in design and production, and a more sustainable approach to fashion.\u201d This announcement follows LVMH’s commitment to a dedicated space for craftsmanship in Paris, set to open in 2025. The Maison des M\u00e9tiers d\u2019Excellence will allow visitors to experience the breadth of 280 skilled trades showcased across its 75 brands. With the addition of the Savoir-Faire Prize, the competition now comprises three prizes, including the overall grand prize of 400,000 euros, mentorship by LVMH teams, and financial management support for the winning brand. The Karl Lagerfeld Prize offers a 200,000-euro endowment and a one-year mentorship. The semifinal of the 2024 edition is scheduled for February 29th and March 1st, with the general public invited once again to discover the designers and vote for their favorite collection online. Additional details about the prize can be found here<\/a>. [WWD<\/a>]<\/p>\n

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