The Grand Dîner du Louvre, hosted at the Louvre to celebrate the 'Louvre Couture' exhibit, showcased a marriage of fashion and philanthropy, raising over 1 million euros. The event saw renowned personalities from Hollywood and fashion industries, with dinner by Michelin-starred chef Anne-Sophie Pic and a VIP tour of fashion pieces from 45 labels. Notable items included a Chanel jacket linked to historical inspirations, underscoring the exhibit's focus on styles that echo the museum's vast art collection, from the Byzantine to the 19th century.
The lavish affair, which raised more than 1 million euros for the museum's many endeavors, could be described as France's très chic answer to the Met Gala.
The exhibition itself is plenty buzz-worthy without all the star-studded support, set in a sprawling space of 9,000 square meters, showcasing garments from 45 fashion houses.
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