EXHIBITION DESIGN METHODS IN FASHION MUSEUMS IN TRANSFERRING THE PAST TO THE FUTURE

Museums transfer the aesthetic and cultural values of the past to future generations. In this inter-temporal transfer, they aim to protect and exhibit various fields. Fashion has been an important phenomenon in life practices from past to present. In this context, fashion forms the basis of the study. The research focuses on the methods of exhibition designs in fashion museums. It was conducted using a qualitative research approach, aligned with the definitions found in the literature related to fashion, museology, communication and exhibition design. To facilitate the transfer of the past to the future, a model from communication theories was used as a foundation and a method was created by integrating it with fashion exhibition practices. Within this framework, the transfer of meaning in fashion museums in analyzed through display methods, taking into account the nature of the artefacts and spatial constraints. The study finds that the transfer fiction can be achieved through exhibitions designed using three-dimensional, two-dimensional and digital methods. These results highlight the significance of effective exhibition design as a communicative tool within the scope of interior design.