Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty-Exhibition Tour with Andrew Bolton

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Join Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of The Costume Institute, on a tour of the exhibition "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty."
The Costume Institute’s spring 2023 exhibition examines the work of Karl Lagerfeld (1933-2019). Focusing on the designer’s stylistic vocabulary as expressed in aesthetic themes that appear time and again in his fashions from the 1950s to his final collection in 2019, the show spotlights the German-born designer’s unique working methodology.
On view May 5th through July 16th, 2023.
Learn more about the exhibition: www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions...
#ALineofBeauty
The exhibition is made possible by CHANEL.
Major support is provided by FENDI.
Additional support is provided by KARL LAGERFELD and Condé Nast.
Video Produced by HAPPYMONDAY and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Managing Producer: Kate Farrell
Senior Producer: Melissa Bell
Creative Director: Angelina Ding
Production Coordinators: Angelina Ding, Lela Jenkins
Original Music: Austin Fisher
Special thanks to: Andrew Bolton, Mellissa Huber, Kai Marcel, Alexandra Fizer, and Mika Kiyono
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@sterlingross919 Год назад

I wish the costume institue would stop doing vertical displays in the exhibitions. How can we be expected to appreciate a garment if it’s hanging 10 feet over our heads? You’ve got his SS1983 Trompe l’oiel dress (one of his most famous) hanging where no one can even look at it properly.

@khairularchi Год назад

I believed it purposely placed only for the 'visual aesthetic' nothing else. Or maybe, doubtfully considered to be a 'historic delicate piece' of clothes.

@sterlingross919 Год назад

@@khairularchi I think it’s partly for visual aesthetic as well as for space. But I don’t see the point of having the pieces in the exhibition if you can’t properly see them. That’s why I didn’t like the camp exhibition a few years back; there was that giant room with garments stacked on top of each other that mainly existed as a room to take instagram pics in.

@jpfizzle1 Год назад

True! What’s the point of going to an art museum if they’re going to hang paintings so high up that you’re going to have neck pain afterwards?

@elijahh-r9883 Год назад

LITERALLY

@idrbn3 Год назад

Possibly "transcendental" but what do I know. Kind of elevating those designs to be aspirational or even just out of reach? Just a nobody here appreciating fashun....

@edanemorp1635 Год назад

Never have I ever learned this many figurative adjectives, verbs, nouns in one video, thanks Andrew.

@thediy-hardguy5503 Год назад

Andrew Bolton's exquisite annotation cant be more fitting tribute to a legend that is Karl Lagerfeld

@khairularchi Год назад

Although, my hat off to all the talented and skillful seamstresses whom successfully manifested those design from a mere paper sketches into a beautiful, precise and well-made details piece of clothes.

@juliorincon6660 Год назад

I guess this is the closest I'd feel to visit the exhibit in person at the MET. Thank you!

@adrianamarzana7651 Год назад

Do you live in another state?

@melissabrecht6311 11 месяцев назад

If it wasn't for Netflix and Andrew , I would have kept on not caring about fashion or the MET, or any of it. I dismissed it as over priced narcissisms, BUT Andrew helped change that!! His passion spoke to me and opened my eyes to see that fashion, made with the right vision...is actually art!!!! Each hand that made these masterpieces can be seen!! Who knew fashion could be this beautiful? You did, and Andrew did and through him he has made me a fashion fan at 46!!!

@tashaallen8359 Год назад

Beautiful. Thank you for curating. I would have never seen the display, otherwise.

@ekayaniperforms Год назад

I just saw the fabulous show. Having lived and worked as a model in Paris it was a real walk down memory lane. Kudos to giving the seamstresses a voice describing what it was to create these garments. The workmanship is incredible. End of an era of the grand maisons de la mode ❤

@omco1 Год назад

Amazing display of artistry, ingenuity and witt.

@jeccafears Год назад

What an amazing talent he was. Wonderful exhibition. So glad that in modern times, the chance to see the exhibition online is magical. Andrew Bolton knows the assignment and I look forward to seeing what the theme is next year

@winenot1 Год назад

I can't keep from staring at the construction of the sets each gallery has. It seems like the most involved and creative use of space ever at the Met Gala.

@darrendazcox Год назад

every now and then the art establishment scores a win! This is a wonderful display and must have been a fantastic show for couples of all kind - well done Met!

@user-bu2ks5ct6f Год назад

Incredible exhibition - thank-you ❤

@davereid-daly2205 Год назад

Elegant, descriptive story telling by Andrew Bolton.....

@ShaanHKhan Год назад

Stunning work and presentation! Such a legend and inspiration for generations to come

@teresatsai8753 Год назад

A classic legend! Thank you for all the art pieces.

@merlinsclaw Год назад

Beautiful exhibit and tribute to Karl.

@ImaneBou30 11 месяцев назад

I wish they talked more about the most special garments!!!

@jorgemariani4752 Год назад

Magnifique! 😍

@KenOrwig Год назад

I've only experienced Lagerfeld from a retail/consumer perspective with a amateur fascination for his and other fashion icons off the rack clothing. Regarding haute couture, explaining the fabrics and materials, the hours and hours of expert skills required by seamstresses and tailors to create the custom made garments, and the "story" behind the creations themselves was very enlightening.

@duvillarroel5885 Месяц назад

Masterful and amazing! Exquisite work that opens the doors to the evolution of the Mannequin.

@elenamaslennikova7370 8 месяцев назад

The Real Clothes. Thank you very much❤🎉

@LoicPrigent Год назад

So proud to be part of Andrew Bolton's vision!

@metmuseum Год назад

Thank you for your wonderful videos!!

@melissabrecht6311 11 месяцев назад

I can only imagine that seeing these in person would be like looking at sparkling beauty

@drnono3386 Год назад

That was incredible, thank you so, so much.

@sarahpassell226 Год назад

Agree with others commenting here: never heard Bolton so inspired by a Costume Institute show. He just about explodes with ideas -- finding themes and thematic connections within and between collections and labels over time, as well as countless delightful contrasts, and pointing out small details that have a major impact, bringing in explanations of technique and material as well as art history -- all of them together dazzling us with an exceptionally illuminating interpretation of how these ideas play out in the arrangement of so many exceptional Lagerfeld pieces in the space.

@chrispenny3965 Год назад

Thanku so much....amazingly beautiful, to put it mildly.

@tanjowil9743 Год назад

Wow, an absolute genius,

@Epopta Год назад

Superb!

@evelynramos445 10 месяцев назад

Elegance design

@yanfongly8572 Год назад

Don't know fashion, but these clothes are so fine, just like art.

@eugenelazarev9795 Год назад

Thanks for unique Andrew Bolton's vision and knowledge of Lagerfeld's heritage!

@themarquis336 Год назад

Finally!

@edwardhodges2603 Год назад

Exquisite!

@musics4me Год назад

This video may not do the exhibition justice but it's beautifully well-made enough for us who can't go

@ericwright2378 Год назад

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿BRAVO 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿THANK YOU 🙏🏿

@wally6914 Год назад

Great video and narrating. Thank you

@beabravo6759 Год назад

Does anyone whether there's many iconic Red carpet looks at the exhibit?

@deidrabenson361 Год назад

❤️❤️❤️

@dotlouie4863 Год назад

A good narrative by Andrew Bolton and a fitting tribute to Karl Lagerfeld whose prolific creations spanned two centuries.

@Lulu-ty9vk Месяц назад

wow

@WideII Год назад

I still can see his works are beauty and art. Though he said fashion is not art.

@ra-revalverde5071 Год назад

Interesting to describe poverty as an aesthetic.

@melissabrecht6311 11 месяцев назад

Seriously?? It always has been! Poverty is the aesthetic America and our love of cheap, quick, works for a picture , was built on.

@user-qf4us4eg7n Год назад

What is the name of the technique for the structural shoulders?

@jpfizzle1 Год назад

Andrew gave straight and curvy lines their own character-driven backstories with lore 😂 this is why I despise artists sometimes

@utop.i.a.delica2916 Год назад

💞

@Duxyko Год назад

Simplesmente um luxo 11:05 👋👋💚💚🇧🇷🇧🇷

@micherunnett5492 Год назад

Encore

Год назад

#karlforever ich vermisse Ihn noch immer sehr! #robertfreund Fotograf Düsseldorf , Deutschland

@CollinWoo Год назад

Dua Lipa’s homage to Karl at the Met, a serve

@Genny-Zee Год назад

I will walk in the met gala one day

@themarquis336 Год назад

No you won't...

@douglasdennett4583 Месяц назад

Dear Chanel Brand... This viewer loves the idea of having Norwegian Jazz & Pop Vocalist - Ms. Angelina Jordan - Model at 2025 Met Gala - Yes.!!!

@flamelili2912 Год назад

Jennie should have wear that white dress that seat at the of all

@evelynramos445 10 месяцев назад

Loss a giant of a designer

@runekristensen8877 Год назад

fendi is couture not haute

@ferminsalaberri 5 месяцев назад

Why that autumn winter 91-92 pink ensamble is so wrinkled is beyond me

@harperwelch5147 Месяц назад

It’s intentional. Part of a paper-like look he was after.

@debrabarnhardt1103 Год назад

Less rhan one percent of people dress in anything like this. Like most modern art it is a bold and insistent message that art is for the elite class, that wink and nod at each other, while chuckling at the ape like creatures who can't possibly comprehend their rarified tastes.

@jpfizzle1 Год назад

No different than 18th century French aristocrats that wore flamboyant closing and silly powdered wigs to display their unattainable standards

@idrbn3 Год назад

Let's not forget what the "met gala" is about. Love him or hate him I'd rather watch this than the desperate shit show of the red carpet, embarrassing vogue.

@impactive3124 Год назад

he did great job at Chanel reviving old fashion house that not manu people cared in 1980s, also his designs for Fedi are amazing but let not forget that he promot animal furs a s hell at Fendi that is what Fendi was about in 1990 - FURS! Also his Karl lagarfeld brand is a great disaster. It is one of other high brands comapre with puma or adidas but not with real high fashion. They alwas advertised it like kids collection and there is literally nothing intriquing about it. I do not think anyone would buy anything from Karl Lagarfeld rather then from Boss or Ralph Lauren. He do not really had his own ID. like Mugler or Westwood who also passed away lately and had great personal visions anbd impact on in case of Vivian - impact on culture in general. There already was Chanel teamed exhibition few years ago at MET what embraced a lot of Karl of course. Why we got Karl MET this year - no idea, only Anna Wintour friendship with him could explain way.

@johnalbert5187 Год назад

Goooood uUCKING storytelling LoL

@chriswilson4112 Год назад

The clothes are great. And while the presenter does provide great insight into the clothes, it does get a bit heavy handed. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate the clothes but there is a line where you feel he's talking about the shroud of Turin. No wonder "fashionistas" are criticized for being snobbish and elitist. Lagerfeld himself seemed to have had more a sense of humor and play about the clothes he designed. And could we please slow the camera pans down a bit. Jeesh. I had to keep freezing the video just to catch a decent view.

@Kibenwa Год назад

I just watched the entire video and didn't understand a fucking thing. 😂 English is a hard language to fully grasp, even for a non native proficient speaker.

@chriswilson4112 Год назад

Great response. You didn't understand because the guy was so pompous. You'd think he was talking about holy relics! LOL Glad someone else called out the fact that the emperor wasn't wearing any clothes!

@Kibenwa Год назад

@@chriswilson4112 Thank you! I felt the way he communicated was very pretentious and somewhat exclusionary.

@jonathanlatouche7013 Год назад

Tree-design

@tysonlinwood2446 Год назад

why did he pronounce It oat couture 🤣

@anaysayersyes Год назад

How else would you pronounce it?

@whiteofsky Год назад

This is one of the most pretentious-sounding voiceovers I've ever heard

@rhodamiller7338 10 месяцев назад

Not more pretentious than the subject matter.

@kwill898 Год назад

Also why is it men presenting this instead of a woman for women’s fashion.

@ikeepitreal4535 Год назад

Andrew Bolton could not be more pretentious here. The language is labored and overdone. We needed less.

@uberglamazon Год назад

I can lend you my dictionary.

@ikeepitreal4535 Год назад

Or you could smoke less

@stockbag Год назад

I agree entirely. I have a feeling it may have been scripted and/or word-for-word what's printed in the catalogue. Just a hunch though. I understood it perfectly but it was unnecessarily, as you say, laboured.

@andreiiglesias5785 Год назад

you could read more

@charlesbeloved7951 11 месяцев назад

I’m so over the costume institute taking over my favorite museum. Enough with these overhyped exhibits from secondary artists. Bring back real art please.

@Pgresham3 10 месяцев назад

I would like to see these fashions. But, the bla, bla bla of the description is tedious and distracting. Just show the clothes and save the mumbo jumbo for those who care about that. Like fashion students and other people who are going to design outfits most people will never wear. I enjoy the clothing displays, but not the gab.

@beannie4050 Год назад

boring

@Sewingtrue100 Год назад

The most boring theme this year, time for Anna Wintour to retire.

@Julia-sw1tv Год назад

Karl upheld the establishment, the dehumanization, and the disgust found in our patriarchy. His work isn't worth ignoring this. He was a bad person. A racist, a transphobe, and fatphobic. His work did nothing but embrace his love of indoctrination and blind uniformity. He is a stone that needed to be moved out of the way of progress and I think admiring him and his work is admiring a fantasy and a symbol of patriarchal inequality.

@lees5073 Год назад

I cannot understand why you devoted about 20 minutes of your precious time to this in order to tear into a creative genius and label him a racist, transphobic, fatphobe(?) terrible person who upheld the Establishment through conformity. Surely you have more important things to attend to.