Following our “Best Dressed Art Museum Ladies from Asia” including Wang Wei and model Wanwan Lei, we shift continents globetrotting to Europe. Definitely saving the best for last, we introduce the most cultural fashionable countries and artworld women in the world. From Paris to Berlin and London to Basel, check out their chic style with a touch of Va-Va-Voom!
1. Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
Although petite in size, Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo always stands out in a crowd, owing to her vibrant coloured suits and dresses, paired with bold and extravagant statement necklaces! Her great taste in jewellery also extends to art, having amassed an impressive art collection, housed at the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, which she founded back in 2002. To this day, it has become a contemporary art landmark in Italy.
2. Yana Peel
The philanthropist and entrepreneur, Yana Peel is now the new boss of Serpentine Galleries, one of London’s most reputable art institutions. She is also the CEO of the live debate forum Intelligence Squared while being involved in multiple cultural organisations.
From the US, to Hong Kong and now the UK, Peel indeed must have a colourful wardrobe balancing between business and play from a crisp white blouse and a leather jacket to flawless dresses with a vibrant pattern motif.
3. Christine Macel
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Christine Macel has been named one of the most influential women in the European art world. Macel is the chief curator at Paris’ leading art museum, Le Centre Georges Pompidou and until early this year, she was named the Artistic Director of the 2017 Venice Biennale.
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With such expertise and a great supporter of young emerging artists, Macel also sports casual yet standout outfits from adding comfy layers with edgy leather jackets, to full body dresses in vibrant purple satin.
4. Elena Filipovic
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Elena Filipovic is known to have great curatorial flair, putting on tightly and fascinating curated shows. From co-curating the 5th Berlin Biennale, she has now become the Director and Curator at the Kunsthalle Basel, in Switzerland.
Her wardrobe reflects her colourful creativity with bright colours including pink, green, and white blaser or blouses, adding a dash of personality.
5. Susanne Pfeffer
There is nothing better and show-stopping than a little black dress and red lipstick: powerful and sexy! For Susanne Pfeffer, the curator at Kassel’s Fridericianum in Germany, this ensemble appears to be her go-to, mirroring her expertise and influence in the artworld.
In addition to this, she was recently named the curator of the German Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale, owing to her successful presentation of Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz who represented the Swiss Pavilion during the 56th Venice Biennale.
6. Natalia Sielewicz
The art historian with an eye for film, Natalia Sielewicz is the curator at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland. She often curates experimental films and performance-based shows, alongside organising the museum’s annual Kinomuzeum film festival, “devoted to the most interesting phenomena on the borders between cinema, video art and experimental film.”
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You may see Sielewicz wearing all black attire and turtle-neck like sweaters to keep it profesh or sometimes an écolière-style blouse and blazer to kick it up a notch.
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