This exhibition showcases the personal haute couture wardrobe of Spanish businesswoman Carmen Lomana, featuring over sixty looks from renowned international and Spanish designers. It offers a unique insight into her discerning taste for creative luxury and her role as a defender of Spanish fashion.
The Museum of Costume inaugurates a new exhibition format with "El armario de... Carmen Lomana." This display highlights the contents of the wardrobe of a prominent style personality in Spain, featuring the renowned businesswoman Carmen Lomana and her impressive haute couture collection. The exhibition presents magnificent examples from desired fashion houses including Dior by John Galliano, Valentino, de la Renta, Balmain, Prada, Dolce&Gabbana, Azzedine Alaïa, Alexander McQueen, Chanel, and prestigious Spanish labels, alongside iconic pieces by Davidelfín.
With more than sixty looks, the selection offers an approximation of Lomana's discerning eye in building her rich collection, characterized by creative luxury, avant-garde nods, and sensuality. This exhibition provides a unique opportunity to engage with the personal style of one of Spain's most notable style icons of recent decades, who is also recognized as a significant supporter of Spanish fashion.