Wunderkammer: Fashion's Cabinet of Curiosities
Fashion designers are opening their wunderkammers and sharing them with the world.
Photography by Alessandro Lo Faro
Styled by Giulio Martinelli
A wunderkammer, also known as the cabinets of curiosities, is a storage space that dates back to mid-16th-century Europe with the goal of archiving wondrous objects. Early museums organized their treasures into four categories: Artificialia, Naturalia, Scientifica, Exotica. Later, they began to exhibit artifacts from multiple eras, and now they present a contemporary interpretation of the traditional wunderkammer. The works on display range from vintage televisions to paintings to retro stereos, in an effort to preserve and present a diverse selection of works.
In an homage to these ideas, a group of creatives gets lost in this season's most inspiring curiosities.
MODELS Ibra, Duda Schlickmann, Francesco Cicconetti, Ellen Ten Berge, Apollo Yom, Irene Lenzi, and Federico Spina
HAIR Rogis Daniele Rizzo
MAKEUP Ginevra Calie
SET DESIGN Martina Sanzarello
CASTING Carlo Savoldi
PHOTO ASSISTANTS Pietro Dipace and Federico Terenzio
STYLING ASSISTANTS Fernando Echeverria and Gianmarco Perlangeli
HAIR ASSISTANT Mariapia Saragnese
MAKEUP ASSISTANT Federica Russo
