Viktor & Rolf in Dusseldorf

February 8th, 2010

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Dusseldorf.
Last night, opened the fashion designer duo Viktor & Rolf their "dolls" exhibition at the NRW Forum. In the 70 centimeter porcelain dolls (handmade in Belgium), in Viktor & Rolf-clad fashion, one could fall as early as 2008 in a London gallery. Now to 28 February 2010 in the capital of NRW.

Viktor (Horsting) and Rolf (Snoeren)

I met the two in the foyer of the NRW-Forum, before they went to dialogue with Christiane Arp (Vogue) and Werner Lippert (NRW-Forum) in the first floor of the museum. There then took place in a rather sluggish conversation. This was also due to the hyper-intellectual issues of Vogue editor in chief, which were not understood partially - neither the designers nor by the guests. Charmant is also different. The designers eventually acknowledged it with "We do not look at fashion magazines.

Maggie Rizer
presented the layered-look "Russian Doll" A la Viktor & Rolf A / W 1999/2000

- Here modeled as a porcelain doll

Between Dolls:
Ralf Mock (Thomas Sabo) wore a shirt from Viktor & Rolf

So much for the interview attempt by Christiane Arp (German Vogue) and her question to the designer: "Think of it as a success or as a burden that your fashion is more to see in museums than in man or woman?". The designers responded patiently to irritate: There is acting on the catwalk creations to extremes. Exactly! It was also clear to all eigenlich.