Special attention for every visitor: tell us who you are!
Every first Sunday of the month, the Museum opens its doors free of charge just for you!
Thanks to these interactive modules, the museum asks children about the themes of Kidorama. Large pop-up books, an installation to dress the stars and a real studio where they can create their own paper dolls. And to explore every facet of the exhibition, the museum offers children its brand-new ‘Fashion in colour’ game.
Through a thematic and chronological trajectory, the Kidorama exhibition casts its eye on current fashion for children between 0 and 12 years of age in the light of the history of children’s wear.
This 50 m² space is for individual visitors. Guided tours are by reservation only and for groups of 10 people maximum.
More than just a fashion exhibition, Kidorama 200 years of children’s fashion tells the story of the place of children and the development of their personality within our society.
The exhibition questions very lively current topics: the construction of gender and the development of mixed or unisex fashion, the importance of eco-responsibility in the fashion industry, etc. Other themes take on the specificities of fashion for children and the latter’s evolution from 1820 to 2020: imitation of adult fashion, models designed specifically for children, or the growing interest in the luxury
fashion industry.
As part of its accessibility initiative, the Fashion & Lace Museum will do its utmost to facilitate access for people with motor, hearing, visual or intellectual disabilities.
Would you like more information on accessibility in the Museum? Contact the Public Service Department (servicedespublics@brucity.be)