Trip the Fashion Light Fantastic

To celebrate its 168th anniversary, Barcelona fashion emporium Santa Eulalia came up with this flashy, fash-forward way to stage an exhibition: in lights! Mode from the 1840s was mapped onto mannequins which were themselves mapped onto a building. The exhibition also included a 300-meter long swathe of stretch fabric and audiovisual media created by the awesomely-named firm Robots Hate Monkeys.  Love.

- Lesley Scott

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