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Kazu Huggler, Kirsty Hassard & Georgina Ripley

  • 16/11/2024
  • Braemar Village Hall
Kazu Huggler on-stage discussing the kimono at Festival of Fashion in 2024
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Kazu Huggler on-stage at Festival of Fashion with First Hassard and Georgina Ripley

Kimono

The fascinating heritage and enduring contemporary relevance of the iconic kimono garment were explored in the company of leading Japanese-Swiss fashion designer Kazu Huggler, who was in conversation with curators Kirsty Hassard (V&A Dundee) and Georgina Ripley (National Museums of Scotland). They discussed the social, cultural, and design inspirations behind Kazu’s practice and the garments featured in the landmark exhibition Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk, which was on view at V&A Dundee.

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