Curatorial Projects, Exhibitions, and Retail Partnerships

This vertical expands Muse Archives beyond the digital realm, fostering collaborations that
position the brand within both cultural and commercial contexts. Through curatorial
storytelling, Marta Meyerhans and her team bring the spirit of the archive into new spaces
from museum partnerships and editorial features to retail displays and special collaborations.


Opportunities include:
• Museum and gallery exhibitions
• Retail window and in-store curations
• Fashion brand collaborations and capsule reinterpretations
• Editorial and campaign consulting

C U R A T I O N /1 9 2 0' s : A C e n t u r y F o r w a r d

Marta Meyerhans co-curated 1920s: A Century Forward at PCC, an exhibition celebrating the
enduring influence of 1920s fashion. Featuring flapper dresses, Art Deco coats, and silk caftans,
the show highlighted the decade’s radical break from Edwardian norms and its lasting impact on
modern design. As part of the opening event, Marta also led an educational lecture on 1920s
fashion history, aligning with PCC’s mission to merge cultural appreciation with academic insight.

C U R A T I O N / C o n s o l a t o d'I t a l i a - F a s h i o n i s F e m a l e

Lights on Italian Design as Cultural Legacy
Marta Meyerhans-curated Fashion is Female, an exhibition celebrating Italy’s design heritage through the
dialogue between fashion and light. Showcasing works by iconic designers such as Elsa Schiaparelli,
Miuccia Prada, and Laura Biagiotti alongside lighting pieces by Flos, Foscarini, Artemide, and Kartell, the
exhibition explored how fashion and illumination together reflect Italy’s enduring culture of innovation and artistry.

Unified Vision

Each pillar feeds the other, Vintage provides the tangible archive, Curation
contextualizes it for contemporary audiences, and Education ensures its legacy.
Together, they form a self-sustaining ecosystem where commerce supports culture,
culture deepens knowledge, and knowledge fuels preservation.

Formats:
• Public lectures and symposiums
• Keynote speaker engagements
• Workshops and online courses
• Private educational experiences for collectors, stylists, and institutions


Objective: to cultivate cultural literacy, inspire conscious consumption, and re-
establish fashion as an intellectual discipline.

Educational Content — Knowledge as Luxury
Talks, Keynotes, and Masterclasses

Education is the soul of Muse Archives. Through this pillar, Marta Meyerhans shares her
expertise as a Creative Archives Director and fashion historian, leading talks, classes, and
masterclasses that explore the role of fashion as cultural heritage.

C U R A T O R A N D I M M E R S I V E E X P E R I E N C E C U R A T O R / Y S L M u s e u m M a r r a k e c h

Marta Meyerhans was invited as a guest speaker at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech for
an event hosted by Nomad Atelier. As a fashion curator and professor, she shared insights on the
intersections of fashion, art, and cultural heritage. The event took place within the iconic museum
designed by Studio KO, celebrating Yves Saint Laurent’s creative legacy and his profound
connection to Morocco.

C U R A T O R A N D I M M E R S I V E E X P E R I E N C E C U R A T O R / Y S L M u s e u m M a r r a k e c h

C U R A T O R & L E C T U R E R / M a r t i n M a r g i e l a

Fashion as Art and Philosophy
Marta Meyerhans, an international fashion curator and educator who has taught at numerous
institutions and curated for leading museums, developed and led a masterclass dedicated to the
work and legacy of Martin Margiela. The program explored Margiela’s revolutionary impact on the
dialogue between fashion and art, highlighting his deconstructionist techniques, repurposed
materials, and conceptual storytelling that redefined beauty and luxury.

Through her teaching, Marta positioned Margiela as a cultural disruptor and philosopher of
fashion, inviting participants to see garments as vessels for thought, memory, and resistance. His
influence, as she emphasizes, lives on not only in museum archives and collectors’ wardrobes but
in the very fabric of how we think about fashion, encouraging students and curators alike to
cultivate their own enduring relationship with the art form.

C U R A T O R & L E C T U R E R / M a r t i n M a r g i e l a

C U R A T O R A N D S P E A K E R / M a r c e l D u c h a m p x V i r g i l A b l o h - A t R u b e l l M u s e u m

Art & Fashion Conversation Series — The Readymade and Virgil Abloh
Marta Meyerhans participated in a conversation exploring Marcel Duchamp’s concept of
the “readymade” and its influence on fashion, particularly in the work of Virgil Abloh. The
event gathered a community of art and fashion enthusiasts for an evening of dialogue,
creativity, and connection.

F E A T U R E D G U E S T P A N E L I S T / F r i d a k a h l o

“LIKE FRIDA” Exhibition, Mexican Cultural Institute Miami - Discussion in Image, Dress and Influence
Marta Meyerhans served as a guest panelist at LIKE FRIDA, an exhibition by the Mexican Cultural
Institute of Miami celebrating Frida Kahlo’s influence on global pop culture. In collaboration with
photographer Guillermo Kahlo and Istituto Marangoni Miami, the event highlighted the
intersection of fashion, heritage, and creative expression through student works and cultural
dialogue.

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