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Celebrating 25 Years of La Aguja de Oro: An Exhibition on Spanish Fashion and Design Evolution

Explore iconic designs from 26 laureates, showcasing how they shaped Spanish haute couture and cultural style.

This exhibition commemorates the 25th anniversary of "La Aguja de Oro," Spain's most prestigious fashion award. It proudly presents a selection of iconic garments, one from each of the 26 distinguished designers honored since its inception. Visitors can delve into the evolution of Spanish design, tracing its rich history and profound cultural impact through these celebrated works of haute couture.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition commemorates the 25th anniversary of 'La Aguja de Oro,' Spain's oldest and most prestigious fashion award. It showcases one model from each of the 26 award winners, highlighting their contributions and the evolution of fashion trends in Spain.

Curatorial context

The exhibition '25 años de la Aguja de Oro' marks the significant 25th anniversary of Spain's foremost fashion award, 'La Aguja de Oro.' Established by entrepreneur María Rosa Salvador, the award aimed to recognize and foster creativity in fashion during a transformative period for Spanish society in the 1980s. The exhibition honors the 26 laureates from its inception to the present, celebrating their bravery, innovation, and capacity for renewal. Visitors can explore the evolution of fashion trends and the profound impact these creators have had on Spanish society and culture over the years, with each piece serving as a reflection of the era's tastes. The exhibition coincides with the awarding of the prize to designer John Galliano for Dior in 2005, further underscoring the award's continued relevance and prestige.

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Museum of Costume
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
From Oct 22, 2005
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features one model from each of the 26 designers awarded 'La Aguja de Oro,' including John Galliano (for Dior), Valentino, Pertegaz, Christian Lacroix, Oscar de la Renta, Manolo Blahnik, Jean Paul Gaultier, Emanuel Ungaro, Narciso Rodríguez (for Loewe), Adolfo Domínguez, Tom Ford (for Gucci), Issey Miyake, K. Lagerfeld (for Chanel), Armani, Roberto Verino, Giorgio Versace, Moschino, Isabel Castañer, Loewe, Sybilla, Jil Sander, Elena Benarroch, Francis Montesinos, Ramón Areces, and Jesús del Pozo.
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