Boris Kráľ. Good evening, Audrey! A celebration of women, fashion, and craftsmanship at Fashion 2000+ Moravian Gallery.

Boris Kráľ. Good evening, Audrey! A celebration of women, fashion, and craftsmanship at Fashion 2000+ Moravian Gallery.

The Moravian Gallery presents another initiative from the series of contemporary fashion exhibitions. Following the projects of Liběna Rochová, Jan Černý, and Lukáš Macháček, it introduces a retrospective exhibition titled Bonsoir, Audrey! by Slovak fashion designer Boris Kráľ. For the first time, the Fashion 2000+ hall at the Museum of Applied Arts (dedicated to the exhibition of the developing collection of contemporary Czech fashion) will be devoted to a solo show. The young creator has transformed it into a distinctive installation combining fashion design and photography. On a mechanical runway, he will showcase the most significant models from his shows, from Salon de Nuit to the latest collection presented at the Expo 58 pavilion this June in Prague. The exhibition also includes a collection of behind-the-scenes photographs from the designer's shows, taken by Lena Knappova. Boris Kráľ. Bonsoir, Audrey! runs from September 25, 2026, to January 24, 2027.

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Boris Kráľ (*1999, Martin, Slovakia), a young author wholivesící in Czeché Republic, shone on the domesticé scene as a unique figure with his distinctive elegant style. His work is a celebration of women, módy and craftsmanship. He professes his admiration for the beautifulé epoche of the 50s and 60s of the 20th century, celebratedé in films like Breakfast at Tiffany's and embodiedé Audrey Hepburn. However, he adds a uniqueá to this ideal, contemporary esprit and style.

He studied clothing design at Tomas Bata University in Zlín and as a student, in 2019 he became the Discovery of the Year at the Czech Grand Design awards. Four years later, he won in the category of Módní designeré of the year. He is also the holder of the main prize in the Van Graaf Junior Talent competition during Pragueé Fashion Week (2019). ŠHe is a top tailor withé models based on the classicéNew Lookby Christian Dior, who prefers to finish by hand sewing. He takes care to ensure that the dresses he creates look perfect not only from the front but also from the back. The young designer creates originalá designs most often for the red carpet. He dresses, for example, Daniela Kolářová, Hana Vagnerová, Magda Vášáryová, or Ewa Farna.

Withý his models, he inspires women to love theiré curves, to emphasize femininity and toflaunt delicate silhouettes. His classicizing minimalism is thus actually striking, opulent, and soé immensely “chic. Boris Kráľ uses exceptionalé structures and materials and their combinations: silkáb, velvet or mohair. Heóriginally works with colors and can compose them juicy. Jewelry is also a great inspiration for the designer, which he likes to complement hisé models with, and he applies details thaté function as his kind of jewels, saysá the curator of the exhibition Michaela Kádnerová.

 Jan Press, director of the Moraviané gallery:

Boris Kráľ is significantly establishing himself as a personality of contemporary fashion, and it makes sense for us to entrust the entire space of the Fashion 2000+ runway to one author for the first time. It is another step in the way of presenting fashion within the ART DESIGN FASHION concept. Naturally, his work connects here with the models of Jan Černého,
with whom Boris has long collaborated within JAN SOCIÉTÉ. His footprint is also present in the FLOW STATE exhibition. Here, new glass dresses designed by Jan Černý for actress Aňa Geislerová will appear, which she wore on the red carpet at the Karlovy Vary festival and for whose realization Boris Kráľ collaborated,says the director of the Moraviané gallery Jan Press.

„At the same time, weare pleased that the spaces of the Moraviané gallery will not be leaving Lena Knappova, who, with her documentary shots from the backstage of fashion shows, continues her exhibition Ill do my own lashes in Pražákově paláci, adds.

Boris Kráľ, aórdinary designer:

„The opportunity to exhibit at the Moraviané gallery thrilled me for many reasons. I greatly appreciate that I have been given the opportunity to present myé models alongside the bestCzech designers, not only in the field of fóashion. The public has the opportunity to see myé models together, and for me, the concentration of several years of work into one space is a strong experience. It gives me the opportunity to recap my own work and perhaps closea certain chapter, or on the contrary, gain confirmation of myé personal style, expresses the creator Boris Král‘.

„I am also excited about the idea of connecting myódesign with backstage photographs of Lena Knappové, with whom we have been photographing backstage for the second timeé and share very similar views on myódesign. The contrast of highly elegantmodels and clean silhouettes with a dynamic and chaotic environment “behind the scenes” reveals an uncensored and uncompromising collection of moments thaté precede everything, adds Kráľ.

Lena Knappova, photographer:

Backstage for me represents an authentic space of the creative process – a place of concentration, preparations, details, and intense work. The photographs presentedé in the exhibition are a visual document of the creative process and a testimony to ourprofessionalá collaboration. They were created in immediate contact
with Boris's work and capture the atmosphere that precedes the final presentation of the collection. They also have a personal dimension. Boris is my long-time friend, so I do not perceive this photographic collaboration merely as documentation of his work, but also as a natural support for an author whom I value both
professionally and personally,
explains Lena Knappova.

Boris Kráľ again highlights the valuableé working and personal conversations with his girlfriend Lena Knappova, but also the collaboration with the entire team of the Moraviané gallery, especially with curator Michaela Kádnerová. 

Michaela Kádnerová, curator of the exhibition:

„Every exhibition is somewhat personal for me, and this one is particularly close to me. I got to know Boris Kráľ during the preparation of the FLOW STATE exhibition by Jan Černého, whose closest collaborator he is, and immediately gained my respect artistically and personally. His dresses – especially those for the red carpet – are masterfulpieces. They express theé dignity of the moment for which they are created. Boris Kráľ possesses the ability to precisely capture the uniqueness of a personality and comprehensively reflect all these layers in a model that elevates and uplifts a woman. In perfect shape, material, color, detail, and elaboration down to the last stitch. He rightfully holds a unique position in Czech-Slovaké fashion,comments the curator of the exhibition and also the collection of MG design Michaela Kádnerová. 

The Moravian gallery invites admirers of highé tailoring to the exhibition space Fashion 2000+ of the Museum of Applied Arts in Brno on Husova Street from Friday, September 25, 2026, to Sunday, January 24, 2027.

Information about the exhibition Boris Kráľ. Good evening, Audrey!

Venue: Museum of Applied Artsé in Brno, Husova 18
Date: September 25, 2026 – January 24, 2027
Author's concept: Boris Kráľ, Michaela Kádnerová
Exhibiting artist: Boris Kráľ / fashion creation, Lena Knappova / photography
Graphic design: Lukáš Kijonka
Curator: Michaela Kádnerová

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