Designer Molly Goddard unveiled a new limited edition exhibition at Dover Street Market London. The collection comprises an abstract sculpture by Sarah Edwards, a range of tulle accessories showcased in glass cabinets, and a unique film directed by Tegen Williams. The installation will focus on Goddard’s most iconic designs from the archives and her love for the tulle fabric and its “vast textures and proportions.” The film by Williams will explore the Molly Goddard brand over the years, showcasing behind-the-scenes footage of the Fall/Winter 2022 runway show.
To round off the event, Goddard will showcase never-before-seen pictures of the Fall/Winter garments and a series of sculptures created by her father, Mark Goddard. Consumers can shop an exclusive T-shirt from Goddard with the event’s debut, which features a print inspired by Betty Larom and details about the DSM installation.
Image Credit: Molly Goddard
What's Driving This Trend
- Immersive Designer Installations
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- Fashion
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