A mesmerizing exhibit where high fashion meets fine art has landed in San Francisco. It's called Guo Pei: Couture Fantasy.
SAN FRANCISCO -- A mesmerizing exhibit where high fashion meets fine art has landed in San Francisco.
"It's truly inspirational," said Jill D'Alessandro, curator of costume and textile arts at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco."Guo Pei has two bodies of work - one is made to measure for her clients. But what we're showing here are fantasy pieces that she creates for the runway, and she presents them like theater."
She is perhaps best known in the U.S. for the show-stopping moment in 2015 when Rihanna ascended the steps at the Met Gala in a striking, ornate cape.
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