“There Was a Lot of Emotion in Fashion”: Inside The Antwerp Six Exhibition

What is a name worth when it was never meant to be one? In 1986, six Belgian designers arrived at the British Designer Show in London with 64 square metres, a shared van, and no collective intention whatsoever. They had not founded a movement; they simply could not afford to go alone. The name – the Antwerp Six – was coined by the British press, a tidy shorthand for six entirely distinct sensibilities crammed onto a second floor between copies of Lady Diana’s wedding dress. Withinhellip; read more raquo; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; View Gallery (30 images)nbsp;