Adrian Appiolaza, the creative director of Moschino, invites viewers into his Paris apartment where he showcases a remarkable 4,000-piece collection of post-1980s Japanese and French fashion. Sharing his passion for collecting, he provides insight into different areas of his home, from the living room display of recent arrivals to a closet containing stylish wearable pieces. Appiolaza also highlights personal touches such as religious iconography and a unique 'black room' that embodies a cabinet of curiosities, reflecting both aesthetics and cultural influences in his living space.
So, our friend here, Javier, he's wearing Jean-Paul Gaultier, 1989 Le Cowboy Baroque.
This is our bedroom, and here I am with Bianca. We both are wearing Martin Margiela duvet covers from 1999.
I love this room because it has the spirit of cabinet de curiosites.
There's always religious iconography in my house, which is something that I have a passion for.
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