Netflix and Brooklyn Museum teamed up to launch a virtual costume exhibit that coincides with the premiere of Netflix’s original limited series The Queen’s Gambit and the newest season of The Crown. With the exhibit, visitors will be able to see digitally rendered, interactive costumes from both series, along with other objects from the Brooklyn Museum's collection.
The first-ever online fashion exhibition from Brooklyn Museum provides a look at outfits worn and inspired by Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana. The virtual event is complimented with a virtual panel discussion, which will take visitors behind the scenes to learn more about the costumes created by Gabriele Binder for The Queen’s Gambit and costume designer Amy Roberts for The Crown.
Image Credit: Netflix, Brooklyn Museum
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Virtual Costume Exhibits
- Opportunity to create immersive, 360-degree experiences that showcase costumes from movies and TV shows.
- Online Fashion Exhibitions
- Potential to provide virtual access to curated fashion collections and designer outfits.
- Virtual Panel Discussions
- Chance to offer virtual conversations and behind-the-scenes insights with costume designers and industry experts.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- Opportunity for streaming platforms and museums to collaborate and create virtual costume exhibits.
- Fashion
- Potential to revolutionize the way fashion exhibitions and curated collections are showcased online.
- Technology
- Chance to develop innovative virtual reality and augmented reality platforms for immersive cultural experiences.
