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“Our Body Is the Most Sophisticated Machine.” Ann Demeulemeeter On the Resonance of Her “Corps Humain” Collection in the Age of COVID

Ann Demeulemeeter’s spring 1998 “Corps Humain” (Human Body) collection seems particularly resonant in this COVID-ravaged year, when each cough and every ache feels like a warning signal. We are hyper-aware of our bodies, our physicality, and our fragility. The designer graciously agreed to share the story of “Corps Humain,” one of her favorite collections, with us. Read about it here.

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