Collaboration between Martin Kamer and Annette Soumilas

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Out Of Fashion?

Remo Hegglin

28 episodes

3 days ago

In the early 1980s, Martin Kamer turned his passion for fashion and fashion history into a profession. He began to collect historical fashion. Over the years, this led to one of the world's most important private collections of fashion and accessories from the 18th to the 20th century, the Kamer-Ruf Collection. Today, Kamer is in demand worldwide as an exhibition organizer and expert. He will take a closer look at objects from his collection and point out exciting details. In other episodes he will talk about his experience as a collector and dealer during his career. | Host: Remo Hegglin

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Collaboration between Martin Kamer and Annette Soumilas - Part 3

Out Of Fashion?

30 minutes 6 seconds

5 years ago

Collaboration between Martin Kamer and Annette Soumilas - Part 3

Annette Soumilas* explains the tasks of a textile conservator and explains the difference between a textile conservator and a textile restorer. For the exhibition "The Vulgar" at the Barbican Museum in London (2017) and for the exhibition "Recent Parades" at the Kunsthalle in Bern (2018), she was taking care of loans from Martin Kamer by preparing them for the exhibitions. For the one in Bern, her skills were particularly in demand for the parasol from the ensemble "The Queen of Sheba" by Paul Poiret (1914).

* Annette Soumilas is an independent costume and fashion designer, specialising in textile conservation and display of historic dress.