Every exhibition tells a unique story through a carefully curated narrative.
Bonaveri's mannequins and bust forms are often selected for fashion and historic costume exhibitions for their unique style and palpable sense of soul. Our unique collections have a long heritage with some of the world's most important institutions.
Bonaveri’s Atelier collection of bust forms and mannequins used for the first Italian retrospective exhibition celebrating the work of Spanish couturier, Cristóbel Balenciaga
A new fashion exhibition hosted by Maxxi in Rome, featuring Bonaveri Sartorial bust forms
Get an insider’s view into this latest fashion exhibition taking place at the San Domenico Museums in Italy
A new exhibition featuring over 120 bespoke Sartorial male and female bust forms.
Previously on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art until September 5, 2022, an exhibition of “vignettes” tells the story of Americanstyle and culture. Bonaveri mannequins were selected to accompany the garments on this journey through culture and beauty.
Viktor & Rolf exhibition featuring 80 haute couture garments including highlights from the ‘Van Gogh Girls’, using Bonaveri’s Schläppi 2200 female mannequins.
Bonaveri has sponsored a new exhibition in Singapore featuring works by Guo Pei, presented entirely on Schläppi 2200 female mannequins.
Etro Generation Paisly has opened at MUDEC in Milan, celebrating the brands 50th anniversary with 50 garments on customised Bonaveri mannequins.
Bonaveri’s new Sartorial collection used for in Florence for the Salvatore Ferragamo exhibition
Over 20 Bonaveri bust forms covered in a bespoke linen fabric, featuring original La Scala costumes
Bonaveri Bust Forms and Pier Luigi Pizzi create magic at Teatro alla Scala
Jil Sander Present Tense, currently on at the Museum of Applied Art in Frankfurt is a celebration of the designer’s unique interpretation of fashion, product…continue reading
Bonaveri bust forms for La Scala costume exhibition
Bonaveri donated the bust forms to the Accademia Teatro alla Scala, sponsoring the event for two years. The Italian Cultural Institute in Paris hosted the…continue reading
Bonaveri has supplied Schläppi 2200 female and 3000 male mannequins to Dolce & Gabbana for an exhibition in Los Angeles entitled ART: “The Sicilian Cart:…continue reading
Bonaveri has supplied Schläppi collection 2200 mannequins for Judith Clark’s latest exhibition at the Barbican, entitled ‘The Vulgar – Fashion Redefined’ in London, on until the 5 February 2017.
Maria Callas. The Exhibition retraces the story, life, art and legend of the artistic genius of La Divina, from her education in Greece to her Paris exile, exploring the triumphs, scandals and private life of an artist who became a genuine icon of the 20th century.
Fashion has played a unique and significant role in story telling and no more so than in the narrative of fairy tales. The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York in collaboration with curator Colleen Hill explores the role of fashion in fairy tales using Bonaveri mannequins from the Schäppi 2200 Collection.
The Museo Mambo in Bologna, in collaboration with Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, is currently hosting an exhibition dedicated to Pier Paolo Pasolini, the Italian film director, poet, writer and intellectual.
The enormously successful exhibition; ‘China Through the Looking Glass’ at the Met in New York – featuring Schläppi mannequins, has been extended until the 7th of September 2015 to satisfy demand.
Bespoke Schläppi 2200 mannequins for The Met’s premier exhibition.