The Little Black Dress: A Timeless Icon

The little black dress is one of the most iconic garments in fashion history. It is known for its simple elegance and flatters all ages and styles.

Originally, the black dress was reserved for servants. Coco Chanel changed this in 1926 with her revolutionary design, which symbolized "luxurious poverty." Her dress broke with the norms of the time and became a symbol of liberation and modernity.

Today, the little black dress is an indispensable part of every woman's wardrobe. It is a safe choice for any occasion and can be styled in endless ways.

The Exhibition

The special exhibition "The Little Black Dress" provides an insight into the history of this iconic garment. See elegant, beautiful and time-typical dresses, shoes and bags from both past and present.

The exhibition also presents contemporary creations by fashion designer Lasse Spangenberg, who gives a fresh breath of air to the classic black dress.

Experience the fascinating history and the many interpretations of the little black dress.