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There is an unusual exhibition in the Paris Brachfeld Gallery, which should be expected as an event and concept.

On February 4, an exibition uniting music and fashion will be opened. The project is titled "Live Alive" and represents a limited series of "concert" T-shirts, which however portray some of the leading contemporary designers.

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The idea was invented by the Swedish duo Sandberg & Timonen. In a way that is iconic for the musical niche, figures such as Rick Owens, Sonia Rykiel, Alber Elbaz, Heider Ackermann, Miuccia Prada are honored.

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The gallery has been in operation since 2008 and has been conceived as a "fashion-holding" fashion industry. The creative space was conducted by Dorothée Perret, founder and editor of Paris, LA.

Each T-shirt is made in 8 unique numbers, forming the overall limit line.

The exhibition is charitable. The money will serve the rescue cause.

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The Live Alive Expo starts on February 4th and runs until February 28th.
The Brachfeld Gallery is located at: 78 rue des Archives, Paris