5 fashion exhibitions to visit online

In partnership with 30 museums worldwide, this entire exhibit displays over 800 paintings, photographs and objects belonging to fashion’s most loved icon Frida Kahlo. From her origin story to her chronic illness (which inspired her work), Faces of Frida gives you an inside look into her life’s legacy.

Visit Faces of Frida here.

This French city is known for its glamour as its Chateau was once the location of the royal residence. Now, you can take an inside peek at the opulence and style of Versailles’ residents (including the iconic Marie Antoinette) before the French Revolution, which still continue to inspire contemporary designers.

Visit Fashion at Versailles: “For Her” here.

The late fashion photographer Irving Penn is one of the most famous image makers for Vogue. At 100 Years of Penn, you can take a look at some of his works, which includes still life photography and his Vogue covers during the ’40s.

Visit 100 Years of Penn here.

Did you know that Elsa Schiaparelli was one of the most prominent fashion figures in the ’20s alongside Coco Chanel? She’s known for playing up traditional garbs with bold accents to create bizarre, surrealist statement pieces. These pieces are now viewable online.

Visit Schiaparelli and Surrealism here.

Unlike photography, it is no mean feat to depict the different textures of fabrics in paintings. At Gigapixel: The Book of Fabrics, you can view how past artists translate intricate details of silk and velvet onto canvases.

Visit Gigapixel: The Book of Fabrics here.