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Exhibition: GIRLS at Fashion Museum MoMu in Antwerp

Girlhood is not a phase to be outgrown, but a state on its own. In this review, I explore GIRLS at the fashion museum MoMu in Antwerp, an exhibition that reframes girlhood beyond stereotypes. The exhibition treats girls not as muses or symbols, but as independent subjects with agency, desire, and voice. Through fashion, film, photography, and art, the show reveals how girlhood is represented, self-shaped, and experienced across eras and media. Moving from Degas’ ballerina to Sofia Coppola’s Virgin Suicides, from Simone Rocha’s subversive white dresses to the unsettling sweetness of Jenny Fax, the exhibition uncovers the tension between innocence and rebellion, fantasy and reality, nostalgia and zeitgeist. This review examines how artists and designers like Louise Bourgeois, Frida Orupabo, Ashley Williams, and Chopova Lowena materialize the fleeting, contradictory, and deeply affective state of being a girl—and why the “in-between” is not only a phase of transition. EXHIBITION GIRLS. On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between 27.09.2025 - 01.02.2026 MoMu Antwerp 00:00 Intro 00:30 The Exhibition 00:59 Representation in Art 02:04 Ballet 02:37 The Feeling of Being a Girl 03:35 Fashion 04:27 White Dresses 04:58 Preserved in Art 05:43 Ambivalences #MoMuAntwerp #GIRLSExhibition #Girlhood #FashionExhibition #ArtExhibition #SofiaCoppola #SimoneRocha #MartinMargiela #FridaOrupabo #LouiseBourgeois #FashionReview #ExhibitionReview #ContemporaryArt #FashionHistory #MuseumReview #FemininityInArt #ComingOfAge #EdgarDegas #JennyFax #MollyGoddard #ChopovaLowena