The Musée des Arts décoratifs presents a major exhibition exploring the unexpected and fascinating links uniting fashion and sport, on the occasion of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Through a selection of clothes, accessories, photographs, paintings, posters, videos, amongst other things, the exhibition shows how two universes, a priori distant, participate in the same issues relating to the body. From the cumbersome tennis dresses of the 19th century to the iconic Lacoste polo shirt and the yellow jersey of the Tour de France, the exhibition traces the history of sportswear from antiquity to the present day, marked by outfits and accessories emblematic of certain disciplines such as tennis, skating, soccer and skateboarding.

Mode et sport, d'un podium à l'autre

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Contemporary of the first Pop works and their more or less distant fascination with consumer products and mass communication, there's nothing exotic about Gilles Aillaud's paintings. Gilles Aillaud has endeavored to "paint philosophically", giving the impression that he was depicting animals, but in reality it is our relationship with nature that imposes itself as his sole and true subject. His technical "humility" gives form to the dream of reconciliation, far removed from any project to master and possess the world. The questions that our era poses to our relationship with the living demonstrate the importance of this retrospective.