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Hardback. Condición: New. In spring 2026, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs will present a unique exhibition on clothing at the Thai court, tracing the relationship between local textile traditions and haute couture, as well as the advent of fashion as a marker of Thai culture internationally and its essential role in the kingdom's diplomacy. This exhibition will be presented in celebration of the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and France, and the 340th anniversary of the first official contact between Siam and France. The catalogue published at this occasion highlights the figure of Queen Sirikit, a national icon who recently passed away. Passionate about fashion, she played a central role in modernising court attire, presenting her creations during official trips with King Rama IX. From the 1960s onwards, Queen Sirikit maintained close relations with leading French and European fashion houses. By collaborating for more than thirty years with Pierre Balmain and then with Erik Mortensen, his successor at the head of the fashion house, she reinvented Thai royal elegance, preserving its heritage while ensuring its international appeal. Committed to preserving traditions, she also worked tirelessly to safeguard her country's textile arts and crafts. The book brings together nearly two hundred outfits, accessories, royal objects, photographs, fabric samples, and embroidery (from Lesage and Princess Sirivannavari), and offers a unique glimpse into Thailand's rich tradition of craftsmanship in textiles, jewellery, and accessories. It highlights the use of fashion as a form of cultural diplomacy that works through image, craftsmanship, and materials.Text in English and French.…

Hardback. Condición: New. In spring 2026, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs will present a unique exhibition on clothing at the Thai court, tracing the relationship between local textile traditions and haute couture, as well as the advent of fashion as a marker of Thai culture internationally and its essential role in the kingdom's diplomacy. This exhibition will be presented in celebration of the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and France, and the 340th anniversary of the first official contact between Siam and France. The catalogue published at this occasion highlights the figure of Queen Sirikit, a national icon who recently passed away. Passionate about fashion, she played a central role in modernising court attire, presenting her creations during official trips with King Rama IX. From the 1960s onwards, Queen Sirikit maintained close relations with leading French and European fashion houses. By collaborating for more than thirty years with Pierre Balmain and then with Erik Mortensen, his successor at the head of the fashion house, she reinvented Thai royal elegance, preserving its heritage while ensuring its international appeal. Committed to preserving traditions, she also worked tirelessly to safeguard her country's textile arts and crafts. The book brings together nearly two hundred outfits, accessories, royal objects, photographs, fabric samples, and embroidery (from Lesage and Princess Sirivannavari), and offers a unique glimpse into Thailand's rich tradition of craftsmanship in textiles, jewellery, and accessories. It highlights the use of fashion as a form of cultural diplomacy that works through image, craftsmanship, and materials.Text in English and French.…

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 192 pages. French language. 9.33x0.98x12.44 inches. In Stock.

Condición: Neuf.

atalogue de l'exposition «La mode en majesté», ce livre accompagne l'exposition du musée des Arts décoratifs consacrée au vêtement à la cour de Thaïlande. Il met en scène la rencontre entre traditions textiles royales et haute couture française, révélant la richesse d'un dialogue culturel porté notamment par la figure de la reine Sirikit, icône de style et actrice majeure de la diplomatie culturelle thaïlandaise. Présentée comme un parcours d'exception, l'exposition réunit des pièces rares issues du patrimoine royal et de grandes collaborations internationales. Le catalogue en restitue toute la splendeur, en célébrant la mode royale, l'artisanat d'excellence et le rôle de la création comme langage diplomatique et identitaire.…

Hardback. Condición: New. In spring 2026, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs will present a unique exhibition on clothing at the Thai court, tracing the relationship between local textile traditions and haute couture, as well as the advent of fashion as a marker of Thai culture internationally and its essential role in the kingdom's diplomacy. This exhibition will be presented in celebration of the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and France, and the 340th anniversary of the first official contact between Siam and France. The catalogue published at this occasion highlights the figure of Queen Sirikit, a national icon who recently passed away. Passionate about fashion, she played a central role in modernising court attire, presenting her creations during official trips with King Rama IX. From the 1960s onwards, Queen Sirikit maintained close relations with leading French and European fashion houses. By collaborating for more than thirty years with Pierre Balmain and then with Erik Mortensen, his successor at the head of the fashion house, she reinvented Thai royal elegance, preserving its heritage while ensuring its international appeal. Committed to preserving traditions, she also worked tirelessly to safeguard her country's textile arts and crafts. The book brings together nearly two hundred outfits, accessories, royal objects, photographs, fabric samples, and embroidery (from Lesage and Princess Sirivannavari), and offers a unique glimpse into Thailand's rich tradition of craftsmanship in textiles, jewellery, and accessories. It highlights the use of fashion as a form of cultural diplomacy that works through image, craftsmanship, and materials.Text in English and French.…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Comme neuf. Paris 2026. 1 Volume/1. -- Comme Neuf -- Reliure éditeur cartonnée illustrée . Format Grand in-4°(.31,6 x 23,6cm )( gr ). ------ 192 pages . *************************** Présentation éditeur : "" Au printemps 2026, le musée des Arts décoratifs présente une exposition inédite sur le vêtement à la cour de Thaïlande, qui retrace les relations entre les traditions textiles locales et la haute couture (à la française), ainsi que l'avènement de la mode comme un marqueur de la culture thaïlandaise à l'international et son rôle essentiel dans la diplomatie du royaume. Organisée en collaboration avec le Queen Sirikit Museum of Textile (Bangkok) et SACIT (Sustainable and Craft Institute of Thailand), l'exposition s'inscrit dans le cadre des célébrations du 340e anniversaire de la première mission diplomatique française au royaume de Siam et du 170e anniversaire de l'établissement officiel des relations diplomatiques entre la France et la Thaïlande. L'exposition met en lumière la figure de la reine Sirikit, icône nationale récemment disparue. Passionnée de mode, elle joua un rôle central dans la modernisation de la tenue de cour, présentant ses créations lors de voyages officiels avec le roi Rama IX. La Reine Sirikit entretint en effet dès les années 1960 des relations étroites avec de grandes maisons de couture françaises et européennes. En collaborant pendant plus de trente ans notamment avec Pierre Balmain puis avec Erik Mortensen, son successeur à la tête de la maison, elle réinventa l'élégance royale thaïlandaise, préservant son héritage tout en lui assurant un attrait international. Engagée dans la préservation des traditions, elle travailla également sans relâche pour sauvegarder les arts textiles et l'artisanat de son pays. Réunissant près de deux cents tenues, accessoires, objets royaux, photographies, échantillons de tissus et broderies (de la maison Lesage et de la princesse Sirivannavari), l'exposition offre un aperçu unique de la riche tradition artisanale thaïlandaise dans le domaine des textiles, des bijoux et des accessoires. Elle rend manifeste l'usage de la mode comme une forme de diplomatie culturelle qui œuvre à travers l'image, l'artisanat et les matières. À travers 7 chapitres et 150 illustrations, le catalogue revient également sur l'histoire des relations entre les deux pays et, plus spécifiquement, la collection thaïlandaise du musée des Arts décoratifs, décrit les techniques du tissage artisanal thaïlandais et, enfin, donne un aperçu de la bouillonnante scène de la création contemporaine en Thaïlande.…