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British fashion designer Paul Smith made his first visit to Taiwan to promote the “HELLO, MY NAME IS PAUL SMITH” special exhibition, where he personally wrote “HELLO-TAIPEI” in calligraphy. (Photo provided by the organizer, United Digital Culture)
The collaboration between fashion and art has become a new global trend in exhibitions. Although Paul Smith’s clothing brand has a global presence, few have delved deeply into this design brand filled with British humor to understand why its charm and influence have swept across every corner of the world. This exhibition will take visitors on an in-depth exploration of the creative, inspirational, and aesthetic design style and classic works of designer Paul Smith. The exhibition content is akin to Paul Smith’s personal portfolio, featuring his personal photography, iconic fashion designs, and cross-industry collaborations. It also fully recreates his private office and creative studio from London, and utilizes the latest audiovisual technology to immerse visitors in the humorous and witty creative world of this British design genius. Through this exhibition, audiences can gain a deeper understanding of how Paul Smith grew from a small city in central England—Nottingham—into a top global fashion brand.
Paul Smith’s first clothing store on Floral Street in Covent Garden, London. (Photo provided by the organizer, United Digital Culture)
The exhibition space recreates Paul Smith’s first shop in Nottingham on Byard Lane, which was just 3 meters by 3 meters in size. Adjacent to it is a captivating digital space that presents the process of Paul’s creative inspiration through a variety of static and dynamic visuals. Paul himself shares his thoughts and concepts, allowing visitors to better grasp the mindset of this British design genius.
Paul Smith’s first store. (Photo provided by the organizer, United Digital Culture)
Paul’s art wall. (Photo provided by the organizer, United Digital Culture)
Paul’s office. (Photo provided by the organizer, United Digital Culture)
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