Behind the scenes | The Infinity Dress | Alice Curiouser and Curiouser | V&A

[@ArtHistorywithAlder]

Fashion design like this is such a beautiful art.

[@monicarocha384]

Iris is such an amazing artist... my god... I'm always flabbergasted by her work

[@bookofdust]

Kate sounds so amazingly like Olivia Colman to me.

[@judylamar6752]

Brilliant and exciting. Thank you for presenting this creation art/science.

[@galet1163]

I wish I could have seen this background info before I saw the exhibit .. .still enjoyable to watch.

[@rikkiharcourt3868]

Perhaps the greatest gift we have is curiosity. Without it everything would be accepted at face value and all would stay the same. But those of us with curiosity know that we are in a wondrous place, everyday is different and there will always be unending things to learn.

[@rhythmictiger]

I wish I was in the UK!

[@1tuinman]

Amazing... the museum sculpture would work even better if a human being was always in it. Every day a different model...

[@wolight]

Designer Iris Van Herpen: I want to make a JRPG final boss Victoria and Albert Museum curators: Well this is supposed to be about Alice in Wonderland but if you're gonna pitch fire like that we'll find a way to fit it in

[@rachelr928]

wonderful!!!!

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Art!! ❤️

[@vickinutter5733]

Wonderful!

[@pathiksahoo5867]

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[@averagerat]

Amazing ❤❤

[@dalhousieDream]

Looks like chaos theory math design

[@argusfleibeit1165]

So they didn't even turn the feathers on the dress on when they showed it inside the moving sculpture. Some people really have a lot of luxury in the amount of bullshit they can concern themselves with.

[@Travis-li2mz]

I think it’s because it’s battery operated and it whould be hard to make sure to change the battery and over time the mothers whould burn out

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

Not like the sewing bee 🐝

[@aldemarfandino6013]

£20 a ticket for an exhibition that we already subsidise. It's an elitist exhibition. It can be great but that's not very democratic or covid economy friendly.

[@markgoddard2560]

The V and A is in danger of losing sight of its remit. Is it a museum or an art gallery? Why is it necessary to “explore who we are”? Why not a place to know with certainty how we became? All this ethereal anal gazing is best left to the Tate Modern. The true values of life are what we were and came to be through that progress. Dresses with revolving bits may tickle the eyes, but is vacuous in its contribution to understanding.

[@lenalhoest3542]

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