MoMu - Fashion Museum Antwerp

A bit pricey at €8, especially since the permanent collection includes fewer than 50 garments with only light descriptions—mostly just the designer names for each piece. I would’ve loved to see more interpretation and context. The on-site screening film was good—informative, I learned a lot about the Antwerp Six!

It was my first visit to a museum related to fashion. I found that people in Antwerpen are very fashionable, so I visited this museum. A receptionist welcomed me so kindly. Building design is very modern and nice, locker is free, toilet is clean, cafe and merchandise shop are so good. I watched two exhibitions, permanent and temporary. Both of them were worthy seeing. Exhibition is not that big, so there was no museum fatigue. It was such a nice time.

Such a cool museum, the permanent exhibit about the Antwerp 6 was super interesting and exciting. The staff were very friendly and helpful!

We visited yesterday and I found the permanent exhibition disappointing. Very few actual exhibits and the rest on video. Quite hard to read the captions on the wall opposite the exhibits thanks to the dim lighting and small , narrowly spaced print. As with many museums these days, a bit of a triumph of style over content. There is unfortunately no temporary exhibition at the moment with which to compare the permanent one.

The ticket bracelet in recylced tissu is a very nice and "fashion" way The exposition related to Plais Stocklet is impressive, the thought of art creation in a whole, not only the clothing, and every item revolving around the particular design and theme, whole integration thinking!

an amazing museum! if you’re interested in fashion, this is a must see spot for antwerp. the current masquerade and makeup exhibition is huge and incredibly well done. make sure to check out the stupid show too! only 8€ for those under 26. there is a great gift shop too!

MoMu, Antwerp's Fashion Museum, offers a captivating exploration of fashion's past, present, and future. The friendly staff was happy to answer my questions and explain the layout, which includes a temporary exhibition space, a permanent collection, a cafe, a shop, lockers, and restrooms downstairs. During my visit, the temporary exhibition delved into the world of Congolese artist Baloji, drawing inspiration from his film "Augere." It was a fascinating blend of cultures and a testament to Baloji's artistic talents across various disciplines. The permanent exhibition is a treasure trove of fashion, showcasing iconic pieces from renowned designers. The displays go beyond just the clothing, providing insights into the designers' creative processes. Some pieces were strikingly bold, while others showcased a more subtle brilliance in design. The museum's popularity was evident by the steady stream of visitors browsing the various exhibits. MoMu is a must-visit for any fashion enthusiast or anyone curious about the artistry and inspiration behind clothing.

Very entertaining and inspiring story of Antwerpen Six designers told by this museum through the permanent exhibition. If you are in a fashion industry or a fan of Maison Margela , for example, this is your must go place in Antwerpen.