More than 100 Emily in Paris costumes go on show at SCAD FASH

More than 100 costumes from the streaming series Emily in Paris will go on display at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film, the fashion and film museum of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). The exhibition opens on Nov. 11 and runs through March 14, 2027.

The show is called "Emily in Paris: Fashion Without Rules, Costumes by Marylin Fitoussi." It celebrates Marylin Fitoussi, the French costume designer who dressed the series. According to SCAD FASH, the exhibition explores the thinking behind the costumes and follows how the show's characters have changed over its run.

The museum's creative director, Rafael Gomes, is the curator. The displays include ensembles from every major character. One highlight is Camille's black satin skirt set and mirrored leather bra top from season four. SCAD alumna Kate Barton designed both pieces, WWD reports.

The timing sits close to a big date for fans of the series. The exhibition overlaps the show's sixth and final season, which premieres on Dec. 24. So the displays will be on view while the last episodes are on screens around the world.

SCAD FASH has also listed two events linked to the exhibition. One, titled "SCAD FASH x Atlanta Ballet: Styling the story," is held in celebration of the show. The other focuses on the fashions of C.Z. Guest and Emily in Paris. General admission to that event is $50, and tickets are required for entry.

For visitors, the practical points are simple. The exhibition runs for four months, from mid-November into the spring, and the costumes are the main attraction. Anyone planning a visit should check the museum's website for opening hours and any changes to the schedule.