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Happy Birthday Mr. V!
“I LOVE BEAUTY, IT’S NOT MY FAULT.”
Valentino Garavani, founder of Maison Valentino and the last emperor of fashion, turns 90. For the occasion, Maison Valentino has conceived a limited-edition hoodie with Mr. Valentino’s renowned quote on beauty.
Now available for purchase: the limited-edition Valentino Happy Birthday Mr. V! hoodie
Valentino Garavani, founder of Maison Valentino and the last emperor of fashion, turns 90. For the occasion, Maison Valentino has conceived a limited-edition hoodie with Mr. Valentino’s renowned quote on beauty.
Now available for purchase: the limited-edition Valentino Happy Birthday Mr. V! hoodie
THE VALENTINO HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. V LIMITED EDITION HOODIE WILL BOAST HIS RENOWNED QUOTE: "I LOVE BEAUTY, IT'S NOT MY FAULT", A VIVID AND IRONIC SUMMARY OF AN APPROACH TO FASHION AND TO LIFE. ALL NET PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF THE HOODIE WILL BE DONATED TO THE FONDAZIONE VALENTINO GARAVANI AND GIANCARLO GIAMMETTI.
The Teatro Sociale of Voghera will present on the 11th of May 2022 a site-specific installation, that will be open to the public and will feature exclusive creations designed by Valentino, from the 1960s to the entire first decade of the 21st century. At the center stage a selection of iconic red dresses: the most powerful, recognizable, and recognized symbol and color that took the name of its creator.
A monochrome show made of 36 dresses from the archive: an anthology of styles that have each been able to embody the spirit of their time. It is a metaphor in which Valentino's women are both actresses and spectators, without differences, all belonging to a global vision that represents a total idea of beauty and femininity in which each subject is on the same level. Alongside to the unique pieces, are studies, drawings, sketches, newspaper clippings, photographs, and documents that depict the spirit of the time in which the clothes made their debut and recreate, through brief anecdotes, how the world has received and perceived them.
