{"id":9028,"date":"2025-08-27T10:37:35","date_gmt":"2025-08-27T08:37:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/langenachtdermuseen.berlin\/route\/jenseits-von-konventionen-ein-ausflug-in-die-mode-und-designgeschichte\/"},"modified":"2025-08-30T09:35:06","modified_gmt":"2025-08-30T07:35:06","slug":"jenseits-von-konventionen-ein-ausflug-in-die-mode-und-designgeschichte","status":"publish","type":"tour","link":"https:\/\/langenachtdermuseen.berlin\/en\/route\/jenseits-von-konventionen-ein-ausflug-in-die-mode-und-designgeschichte\/","title":{"rendered":"Different. Courageous. Free."},"content":{"rendered":"<section class='wp-block-ho-pattern ' data-pattern='ho\/route-header'>\n\n<div  class='container-fluid margin-bottom-5'>\n\n<div  class='row'>\n\n<div  class='col col-xs-12 col-md-offset-2 col-md-8'>\n\n<div  class='margin-bottom-2'>\t<p class='category color-fg-is-light-grey'>Design and Fashion Route<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\n<div  class='margin-bottom-4'>\n<h1 class=h1>Different. Courageous. 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The current special exhibition shows the bold, brightly coloured design style of the Alchimia group, which was founded in Milan in 1976. Ettore Sottsass, Alessandro Mendini and their fellow designers fearlessly, and often ironically, combined opulence with cheap materials, functional austerity with playful elements, geometric shapes with eye-catching patterns. Their creations have been staged in such a way as to give you the feeling you\u2019re entering a huge shop window."},{"uuid":"cc80bf01-bf08-47b6-8ef8-83912426855a","teaser":"Our \u201cRed Line\u201d bus shuttle will take you to Zoologischer Garten train station in 10 minutes. The Museum of Photography is currently showing the fashion photographs of Rico Puhlmann in the former Landwehrkasino behind the station. Puhlmann had models such as Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell posing in front of his camera. Because he worked for major magazines for more than 40 years, first in Berlin and then in New York, his photographs not only reflect the history of fashion, but also the changing presentation of women."},{"uuid":"b4aea449-9a0d-4910-b7d5-9b04249e525b","teaser":"The Red Line continues on its way to the Kulturforum. The Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts) welcomes you outside with a video installation in the style of Op Art on its fa\u00e7ade. Take a moment to admire the staircase with its gigantic flight of stairs and concrete pillars before immersing yourself in the fashion gallery. In floor-to-ceiling showcases along the whole length of the narrow, winding display path, the icons of fashion history are lit up: Balenciaga\u2019s lavishly draped pink silk dress, Versace\u2019s deep blue evening gown fastened with huge safety pins or Paco Rabanne\u2019s sequin hot pants from 1974."},{"uuid":"aefee988-7589-47d1-accb-bb04c29a5b83","teaser":"Back to the bus stop and it\u2019s on to the final stop \u2013 the Jewish Museum. The current special exhibition presents unjustly forgotten German-Jewish female artisans of the interwar period whose careers were abruptly ended by National Socialism. As fashion designers, poster designers and illustrators, they influenced the image of the \u201cnew woman\u201d. Through their biographies, the scale of their difficulties in the struggle for visibility and financial independence becomes apparent.\r\n\r\nAs a fitting accompaniment, Berlin craftswomen will be presenting their creations in the museum\u2019s Glashof during the Long Night of Museums. After so much inspiration, and under expert guidance, you can then grab some fabric, scissors and beads for yourself and make your very own mask. Then it\u2019s off to the masked ball, which starts here at 23:00. 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