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PUNK: Chaos to Couture, organized by The Costume Institute, examines punk's impact on high fashion from the movement's birth in the early 1970s through its continuing influence today. Featuring approximately one hundred designs for men and women, the exhibition includes original punk garments and recent, directional fashion to illustrate how haute couture and ready-to-wear borrow punk's visual symbols. Here, curator Andrew Bolton takes us through the groundbreaking exhibition and discusses the relationship between the punk concept of "do-it-yourself" and the couture concept of "made-to-measure."
Andrew Bolton, curator, The Costume Institute, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
See the exhibition's web feature:
www.metmuseum.org/punk
Credits
Produced and Directed by Christopher Noey
Editor: Kate Farrell
Camera and jib operator: Kelly Richardson
Lighting Director: Ned Hallick
Additional Camera: Jessica Glass
Production Assistants: Sarah Cowan, Maureen Coyle, Stephanie Wuertz

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21 июл 2024

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@Nomadic813 3 года назад

Punk being "Fashion" is the antithesis of what Punk is to begin with.

@mjh5437 Год назад

Nonsense.

@rubaidaallen2764 5 лет назад

I remember going to see this. It was a really interesting exhibit. I didn't realise how much Punk influenced fashion. Great exhibit.

@MartyredxMaiden 11 лет назад

you're correct. these people probably never sat down with a punk anyway. i hang with punks, got to punk shows, and trust me, it's point is to be DIRECT, not subtle

@murraykins1952 4 года назад

Why don't they have someone who was actually there to tell the story, then we would have the truth. I went into Viv and Malcolm's shop, it was a real breath of fresh air.

@JW-cvnt 4 года назад

This exhibit was punk stereotypes. Punk was the rebellion of commerical culture. They did what they wanted and said fuck you to anyone who tried to do shit like this. This is exactly was punk is not.

@zeroinfinit 10 лет назад

This is exactly what punk is not: institutionalizing and putting a big nice bow on it.

@mjh5437 Год назад

It might not be what you wanted it to be when you were a naive idealistic teenager nearly 50 years ago but it certainly is now...Stop living in the past.

@IlGattonero13 4 года назад

The name of the seminal New York City club was CBGB, not CBGB's. Very interesting analysis and exhibition, though once the punk aesthetic became commodified, it ceased to be punk. I guess the same could be said of all DIY streetwear influences on fashion.

@natashasemrau3670 6 лет назад

It was a pleasure making clothes to go out to Punk shows, but l think Goths are in the same ballpark. Both take bits from high fashion and everyday ware to create an outfit that is unique! The Met show looked very important for my generation. Thanks for the video.

@XiaTaptara 11 лет назад

Artists (designers) are artists and nothing else. They borrow/steal elements from their environment and make it something theirs. Whether is be Punk, Grunge or whatever they don't care as long as it fits their vision/direction. It is a totally different message they are trying to send. Peace!

@bangtwang3835 6 лет назад

Thats B.S. It's ALL the same thing: CASH FOR COOL. and not an ounce less !

@jessicafashionlover2148 4 года назад

there never be another designer like galliano for dior

@moongirl3232 4 года назад

AMEN

@skullingtonfly 4 года назад

That was fascinating. Thank you 😊

@RealearthRocks 4 года назад

For the record, I never met a single 'punk' who cut their own hair. Punks had a style that made the movement individual.

@anonym7505 3 года назад

punk is literally about anti consumerism and diy tho, my friends and i have always cut our own hair, done our own piercings and tattoos. i would even say that if youre in the scene and tell someone you got your mohawk done at a hairdresser theyd laugh at you. Its not what it used to be but i surely isnt about buying ripped jeans at h&m

@RealearthRocks 3 года назад

@@anonym7505 Yeah, on reflection. There are the 'real punks' like yourself who do it their own way for sure."Live and let live" I say!

@HorrorPunksUnite 11 лет назад

Very interesting video. Though I feel like there needs to be more emphasis on why punk "fashion" was what it was.

@cl759 4 года назад

He said, politics, economy and poverty, Jesus, y you watch the video. It's not that hard to determine why is a movement opulent or deprived, if you went to school that is.

@robertafierro5592 Год назад

I forgot about those Statement Tee shirts..oh there was a band called the Shirts, Student Teachers, Cramps..they all looked great!!

@arquitexta 11 лет назад

PUNK una de las mejores exposiciones que vi relacionadas a la alta costura, arte y música

@luminousfigurines 11 лет назад

The concept is okay, but the way he talks about it seems way too overanalysed and I don't think Punk was meant to be overanalysed . Like no if a shirt says fuck off, it really means 'fuck off'. Lol well I mean that's just my opinion.

@bangtwang3835 6 лет назад

Melanie, dont you think that, considering what this culture means to the people in it, that doing something like this is a little exploitive? and in that light, a bit immoral ?

@HighonBoots 3 года назад

What collection are the D&G ballgowns from at 7:30

@francisstreightiff3549 10 лет назад

Movements are systems and systems kill. Movements are expressions of the public will. Punk became a movement cuz we all felt lost, But the leaders sold out and now we all pay the cost. Punk narcissism was social napalm, Steve Jones started doing real harm. Preaching revolution, anarchy and change As he sucked from the system that had given him his name.

@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752 3 года назад

Wow... Nice!

@robertafierro5592 Год назад

William Coupon photographed alot of my old friends at Mudd..lots of fashion on those portraits..

@robertafierro5592 Год назад

You had to be pretty brave to look like that un 1977. That's what I loved about it. We hated Hippies and the huge stadium bands..and then there was disco. I went right for the Punk scene. I even got to help Jon Holmstrim paste up Pu nk Magazine..

@lizhopkins6926 4 года назад

I thought this was Andrew Bolton’s weakest exhibition. Everything else blew me away.

@BlkTopJock0220 11 лет назад

♥

@audioeins Год назад

❤

@perrilewis180 Год назад

The safety pins came to be because it's more affordable to pin your clothes together instead of buying something new. Also, wearing ripped jeans. They forgot to mention the reason why punk doesn't die because it was born from anger from the unfairness of being near or under the poverty line

@diegodeaduriz 3 года назад

I see a lot of Siouxsie Sioux in here

@jordangreene6468 11 лет назад

throughout the decades of the existence of punk in its many forms,the look like the music has always been about subversion especially in the seventies, which the designer seems to be pretty hung up on. its a shame to see something ive felt so passionately for so long displayed this way. i wish he had spent some more time with real punks before bringing this theme to such a massive public forum.

@bangtwang3835 6 лет назад

Yes! Thats why it was really great that the person two comments away wrote out a whole CRASS song.

@Rananh90 2 года назад

having punk n tribe element topic for my project graduate (2011) was something never meet common audience... nowadays its call gypsy-punk

@lfeb Год назад

It wasn't about recycling...it was being poor and anti rich using what was available to express your style and frustration. I love high fashion, but hate when high fashion designers try to do punk, it ruins it and makes zero sense.

@lfeb Год назад

I hate the wigs all being the same, hair was such an important part this doesn't give it the credit deserved

@jayneterry8701 2 года назад

At 6:10 he's saying a word brickalage?

@mjh5437 Год назад

"bricolage" actually.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bricolage

@rabrickenbackerpunx2401 4 года назад

BoB Harris..🗣️❔ 👴⬜😙🎶📝 🌠🏃

@francisstreightiff3549 10 лет назад

Well I'm tired of staring through shit stained glass, Tired of staring up a superstars arse, I've got an arse and crap and a name, I'm just waiting for my fifteen minutes fame. Steve Jones you're napalm, If you're so pretty (vacant) why do you swarm? Patti Smith you're napalm, You write with your hand but it's Rimbaud's arm.