National Gallery of Victoria
- Discover how kimono design and Japanese aesthetics have shaped global fashion since Japan reopened in the mid19th century.
- Experience the evolution of garments, illustrating the journey from historical attire to bold modern experimental designs.
- Get a closer look at Noh and Kyogen costumes that reveal the rich theatrical history of Japan.
- Admire Edoperiod kimonos that highlight the elegance of traditional craftsmanship and aesthetics.
- Explore early examples where EastWest fashion fusion began to take shape, creating a unique blend of styles.
- Dive into early 20thcentury Japanese modernist fashion, showcasing the innovative spirit of that era.
- Enjoy striking creations from renowned designers like Issey Miyake, John Galliano, and Hiroko Takahashi, known for their artistic vision.
- Celebrate the youth culture of Tokyo with vibrant pieces from Harajuku streetwear designers.
- Encounter rare kimonos and garments inspired by traditional designs that continue to resonate today.
- View an extensive collection of art, including paintings, posters, prints, magazines, and decorative pieces that celebrate Japanese culture.
- Witness timehonored textile techniques, featuring shibori tiedye, rice paste resist, and indigo dyeing methods that tell stories of heritage.
- Explore a range of materials, from luxurious silk and cotton to unique substances like metallic thread, paper, and even deer leather, each contributing to Japan’s textile legacy.
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