The Palais Galliera in Paris is showcasing a retrospective exhibition titled 'Stephen Jones: Chapeaux d'Artiste' that celebrates the renowned British milliner Stephen Jones. Running until March 16, the exhibition features over 400 items including 170 distinct hats and 40 fashion looks. This marks the museum's first focus on accessories in four decades, following the previous showcase of Madame Paulette's work. Director Miren Arzalluz aims to merge Jones's British humor with French style through this exhibition, thereby elevating his status in the broader fashion industry.
Stephen Jones's retrospective at Palais Galliera marks the first accessories exhibition in 40 years, celebrating his unique blend of British wit and French elegance.
Miren Arzalluz described the exhibition as a way to elevate Stephen Jones's profile in the fashion world beyond the influential but lesser-known circle of hat makers.
The show features over 400 items, including 170 hats, showcasing how head coverings remain relevant in fashion despite changing trends in hat styles.
The last accessories exhibition at Palais Galliera focused on Madame Paulette, linking Jones to a legacy of iconic Parisian millinery.
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