Rafael Pavarotti, photographe

Anok Yai poses in the Douche dress Karl Lagerfeld designed for Chloé in 1983, shot for Vogue US in May 2023. Time Out describes the whole show the same way: sculptural bodies, spectacular drapery and saturated backdrops, "a big chromatic theatre".

This is the Brazilian photographer's first show in France: more than 200 prints, from magazine covers to portraits of Rihanna, Harry Styles and Beyoncé and campaigns for Dior and Balmain. You walk past sketchbooks, magazines and outfits on mannequins, and his pictures hang beside the museum's own photographs, from Donyale Luna to Naomi Campbell. The last section, "An Altar to Memory", brings together Yoruba deities, the Tupi people and Afro-Brazilian spirits, drawn from his Amazonian roots.

Time Out gave it five stars and said you leave with happy eyes and a few questions. Unidivers asked one: how a message of more inclusive fashion sits with H&M as the main patron. Entry is the €18 exhibitions ticket, and under 18s are free.