Bonaveri has sponsored a new exhibition in Singapore featuring works by Guo Pei, presented entirely on Schläppi 2200 female mannequins.
Animalia Fashion at Palazzo Pitti uses Bonaveri Bust Forms
Bonaveri’s female bust forms are used throughout the exhibition to support a colourful and wild display of garments. Bonaveri provided 50 bust forms for the exhibition, covered in natural linen and supplied with fully articulated arms. The bust forms feature black bases especially made for the exhibition. Set out over 18 rooms, this cabinet of […]
Bonaveri sponsors Guo Pei Legend Exhibition in Melbourne
Bonaveri is both sponsor and supplier to the Guo Pei Legend exhibition in Melbourne where a series of Aloof and 2200 mannequins were supplied with a deep black gloss finish. The mannequins form the Schläppi Collection are a favourite of Guo Pei’s and provide the elegant backdrop to an ornate and delicately detailed collection. Legend, Guo […]
Schläppi 2200 mannequins for exhibition ‘Jungle. The Animal Imagery in Fashion’
La Venaria Reale, in Northern Italy will host a summer exhibition using Bonaveri’s Schläppi 2200 mannequins for ‘Jungle. The Animal Imagery in Fashion’
Schläppi 2200 for ‘Curiel－History and Future’ at Milan Fashion Week
Curiel, The Italian brand founded in 1908, celebrated a century of fashion during Milan Fashion Week with an exhibition featuring Bonaveri’s 2200 Schläppi mannequins.
Schläppi 2200 mannequins featured at Altaroma in Rome
Bonaveri has partnered with Altaroma during their ‘Altaroma July 2016’ campaign in celebration of Italian fashion and craft.
Bespoke Schläppi mannequins featured in the new film ‘First Monday in May’
The film follows the creation of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s most attended fashion exhibition in history, “China: Through The Looking Glass” in 2015. The exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York featured over 140 bespoke Schläppi Mannequins showcasing 140 haute couture garments, avant-garde ready-to-wear and Chinese art objects. Staged in 2015, […]
Countess Jacqueline de Ribes at the Met Museum in New York
The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City in collaboration with de Ribe, have put together the exhibition “The Art of Style”, featuring a dramatic and colourful display of iconic Schläppi 2200 mannequins from the ‘70s.