Milan’s most interesting fashion purchase this autumn might be no purchase at all. Viktor & Rolf’s Spectrum exhibition at 10 Corso Como puts couture on the gallery agenda, with free admission. The Dutch duo’s first solo exhibition in Italy explores more than thirty years of clothing conceived around ideas, provocations and performance.
For fashion lovers, it adds a reason to give the concept store a proper afternoon. Curator Alessio de’ Navasques examines a practice that connects dressmaking with contemporary art and visual culture. The gallery has form: its 2024 Yohji Yamamoto exhibition attracted over 20,000 visitors. Spectrum runs until 22 November 2026, open daily from 10.30am to 7.30pm; a chance to examine couture without having to secure a catwalk invitation.
