ON STAGE: SCAD Lacoste, the French branch of the Savannah College of Art and Design, is staging an exhibition of costumes created by Christian Lacroix at its SCAD FASH Lacoste museum space in Provence over the summer.
The exhibition, which opened Saturday and runs through Nov. 1, features 40 costumes created by the designer for a production of Henrik Ibsen’s most famous play, “Peer Gynt,” on the Comédie Française, France’s oldest theater company.
Lacroix began a daily collaboration with the general public theater troupe within the ’90s, and has created the costumes for quite a lot of productions through the years, winning two Molière awards for his designs.
“Embellished with exuberant colours and wealthy details, his work is synonymous with elegance and might...
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