Twice a year, for the spring-summer and fall-winter collections, Paris vibrates with the colors, sequins, and glamour of the biggest annual fashion event, Fashion Week.

Crazy Horse Paris and its shows have always been an inspiration for creators, models, photographers, and celebrities. Follow us behind the scenes of this special relationship with the world of fashion.

A temple to sensuality and femininity, a cozy boudoir full of history and glamour, a jewel case for the most beautiful women in the world, Crazy Horse Paris has always been the privileged place of an artistic effervescence the secret to which only Paris holds.

It is therefore natural that the fashion world keeps Crazy Horse Paris close to its heart, and reciprocally: a relationship of love that has woven close ties ever since 1951.

They (un)dress the dancers of Crazy Horse Paris : the couturiers

It all began in the fifties. When Crazy Horse Paris opened its doors, its neighbors were Yves Saint-Laurent, Hubert de Givenchy, and Cristobal Balenciaga. The latter, located just next door to the cabaret, feared that his high society clients would not appreciate the decorations done in the purest “saloon” spirit, which Alain Bernardin had installed outside. He then received a concession from the creator of Crazy Horse Paris. Bernadin agreed to limit these installations
 in exchange for dresses for his dancers. And thus the first collaboration of the cabaret with haute couture was born!

A few years later Karl Lagerfeld designed a perfect little black dress with white polka dots for an act inspired by the famous scene of Marilyn Monroe standing over a subway grating blowing air up her dress in â€œThe Seven Year Itch”, while in the sixties Paco Rabanne chose Crazy Horse Paris as the setting to present his iconic metal dress.

Very close to Alain Bernardin, the founder of the cabaret, Azzedine Alaïa confessed to having “learned women’s bodies at Crazy Horse Paris”, for which he created sublime dresses for the dancers in the 80s.

In the early 2000s, the “genius of leather” Jean-Claude Jitrois designed clothes in black and silver leather for the dancers of the cabaret.

Later, it was Mark Fast, a brilliant Canadian fashion designer based in London, and the talented HervĂ© L. Leroux, creator of the legendary bandage dresses under the name of HervĂ© Leger, who dressed the dancers at gala events.

With its guest stars, Crazy Horse Paris sparkles in the firmament of fashion

From 2006, the collaborations intensified and diversified. Deeply inspired by the sophisticated and ultra-feminine universe of the cabaret, one after another, the most iconic fashion designers created unforgettable outfits, imprinted with their DNA, which highlighted the perfect curves and slender profiles of the Crazy Girls and of the invited artists.

From these famous collaborations, mythical relationships are forged between the creators and their muses: Thierry Mugler and Arielle Dombasle (2007) then Pamela Anderson (2008), Elie Saab and Dita Von Teese (2006 and 2009), Roberto Cavalli and Clotilde Courau (2010), HervĂ© Leroux and NoĂ©mie Lenoir (2013), Jean Paul Gaultier and Conchita Wurst (2014), Alexis Mabille and Ralph & Russo and Dita Von Teese (2016). But it’s not only fashion designers who thrill for Crazy Horse Paris: in the next episode discover how creators and celebrities have also made it their source of inspiration or their favorite spot to party!

 Chic stilettos showcase femininity

To accentuate their breathtaking arched backs, the dancers are perched on stilettos, boots and other exceptional footwear. Since 2007, Christian Louboutin has provided the Crazy Girls with his renowned red soles and dizzying heels – his legendary shoes symbolize the height of femininity, fully in step with the essence of Crazy Horse Paris.

As the artistic director of the show Feu in 2012, he created acts immersed in his universe, including the iconic and surprising Voodoo, which was chosen to appear once again on the stage in the current Totally Crazy show.

Corsets and lingerie highlight the dancers’ curves

The Crazy Horse dancers’ curves, emphasized by delicate lingerie, have always inspired corsetieres. Lingerie and corsets, fatal weapons of seduction, are thus created to measure by Poupie Cadolle and Fifi Chachnil, celebrated lingerie designers who share a common passion for the body, refinement and excellence. Not to mention the goddess of chic lingerie, Chantal Thomass, the first woman invited to take on the role of Art Director at Crazy Horse Paris for the show Dessous Dessus in 2016. You can admire her sublime adornments in the numbers Reines des CƓurs and Striptease-Moi, both featured in Totally Crazy.

Are you enchanted by these creations?
Did you know that the beautiful body suit from Reines des CƓurs, custom made for the Crazy Girls by Chantal Thomass, is available exclusively at the Crazy Horse Paris shop?

Crazy Horse Paris, great inspiration for the greatest photographers

Crazy Horse Paris inspires photographers (and not just fashion photographers) to give their creativity free rein. The famous Ellen Von Unwerth has shot there several times and her poster design for the Dessus Dessous show by Chantal Thomass is of particular note. It’s impossible to not also evoke the eclectic Ali Mahdavi and his superb images of the divine Dita Von Teese, Arielle Dombasle, Clotilde Courau and NoĂ©mie Lenoir, which gave rise to magnificent posters for these cabaret “guest stars”. Youssef Nabil created the poster image for the show Feu by Christian Louboutin, while Pierre and Gilles were the ones behind the show poster with Conchita Wurst draped in a beautiful Jean Paul Gaultier outfit. That photo was then displayed at the Grand Palais in 2015 during the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition. The talented Antoine Poupel and Riccardo Tinelli regularly make photo shoots during the show or in backstage with the Crazy Girls.

The talented Norwegian photographer SÞlve SundsbÞ, who regularly collaborates with magazines like i-D, Dazed and Confused and Vogue, as well as brands like Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, HermÚs and MAC, shot the official image for the show currently on stage, Totally Crazy.

From models to iconic brands
 Crazy Horse Paris is the place to be!

Cara Delevingne, Karlie Kloss, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
 the fashion world is their playground and these sublime models choose to party at Crazy Horse Paris! But top models and muses are not the only ones seduced by the glamorous Crazy Horse Paris – singers, artists, actors and designers go there regularly. Rihanna, Scarlett Johansson, Kanye West, Jay Z and BeyoncĂ©, Dita Von Teese, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lana Del Rey and Robin Thicke are all crazy about Crazy Horse Paris.

The cabaret can also lend itself to the needs and desires of iconic brands and their designers. To name but a few: Balmain chose Crazy Horse Paris for an after-show that has not been forgotten, as did the famous concept store colette, Roberto Cavalli and Philipp Plein. Manish Arora, Fifi Chachnil, the creator of Haute Coiffure Charlie Le Mindu, and the young brand Jour/né have all organized fashion shows on the legendary Crazy Horse Paris stage.
Others, such as Miu Miu, have invited Crazy Horse Paris troupe to perform outside the cabaret at sumptuous evening events with more than 800 handpicked guests. The jeweler Chopard made a big impact by closing its legendary festival at the Cannes Film Festival with a custom-designed show by Crazy Horse Paris entitled “Crazy Diamonds”.

Creators, designers, fabulous brand names and celebrities participate in the legend of Crazy Horse Paris
 So who knows who could be sitting in these iconic velvet armchairs next to you when you come to the show!

Before an enthusiastic celebrity audience, Patricia Folly, alias Psykko Tico, choreographer and dancer at Crazy Horse Paris, took to the catwalk at Jean–Paul Gaultier’s Spring-Summer 2011 Couture presentation.

On 26th January 2011, at the fashion house’s headquarters. Psykko Tico wore the "Can Can" wedding dress specially created for the occasion. A fully embroidered white ruffle dress with a "legs" print under the skirt, bringing a magnificent end to the haute couture show.

Crazy about Crazy

The iconic fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier is a frequent guest at 12, Avenue George V, as he is « crazy about Crazy, now and forever
 Â».

Thanks to its rich artistic heritage, Crazy Horse Paris has an excellent reputation among creators, artists and designers.

The unique expertise of the legendary nightspot lies in the way it enhances women’s beauty through unusual, surprising creations.

The legendary ThĂ© & BeautĂ© by LadurĂ©e boutique and Crazy Horse Paris have devised a delicious, sensual and refined collaboration. It opens up a voluptuous and intimate world with four original offers. 

Les Crazy Girls présentent la collaboration Crazy by Ladurée

The Crazy by Ladurée collection: exciting the senses

The boxes, studded with scarlet kisses, set the scene. It is only fitting that the association between LadurĂ©e and Crazy Horse Paris, two legendary Paris institutions, should exude magic and beauty at first sight.

Set like gems in their box, LadurĂ©e’s emblematic and delicate macaroons are given a unique look, invented specially for the occasion, with decoration inspired by Crazy Horse Paris’s iconic square wig. A selection of 6 irresistible macaroons, to be enjoyed daintily, at an afternoon tea with friends, for example*.

Which brings us to tea
 a marvelous black tea, delicately combined with a medley of summer berries, presented in a chic and glamorous box decorated with kisses. At once powerful and lively, light and festive, this divine nectar will seduce your taste buds and guarantee a supremely refined teatime.

To perfect this magical moment, and to accompany other precious occasions, the Crazy by LadurĂ©e candle offers its subtle, powdery notes in the same 100% Crazy box. It is delicately redolent of the intimate atmosphere of a dancer’s dressing room at Crazy Horse Paris, an olfactory ode to femininity


Crazy by Laduée

La Bougie et le Thé are waiting for you at the boutique of Crazy Horse, 12 avenue George V, Paris 8Úme.

Crazy Horse and Purgatoire-54 Paradis, an exhibition and events space for contemporary arts and new ideas in cooking, have great pleasure in presenting, in April 2014, « The Fabulous Crazy Horse : a look behind the lights Â».

Danseuse Taina de Bermudes Crazy Horse By Riccardo Tinelli

This events presents an exceptional exhibition of photographs celebrating femininity and glamour, a unique artistic collaboration between Riccardo Tinelli and the Crazy Horse.

His first experience working with the famous Paris cabaret left Riccardo under the charming spell of this landmark of Parisian nightlife, fascinated by the atmosphere and ambience he found there.

Hoping to penetrate its enchanting mysteries, Riccardo extended his stay to explore the Crazy Horse and bring us an artist’s vision of this special place.

Glamorous and original, the Crazy Horse shows touch our sensuality and our imagination.

Danseuse Lila Magnetic Crazy Horse Paris

Capture some unique and privileged moments

Riccardo Tinelli has sought to capture some unique and privileged moments to show us the dancers as they truly are. Their natural sensuality and spontaneity hide the complexity and rigour required of a professional dancer. With the photographer’s lens as their accomplice, they play along with the camera to reveal some rare and intimate moments.

Behind the lights, the Crazy Horse girls reveal a world of fantasy and myth. Sparkling bodies in impossible poses. Beautiful and elegant costumes. Enigmatic expressions and impish smiles. Mischievous and seductive
 In his photographs, Riccardo Tinelli reveals the fascinating characters of these dancers, totally committed to their passion: dance. Much more than a passion, it is an ever-present obsession, a vector of creativity and a means of communication. Visitors to the exhibition will get a chance to see “behind the lights” and discover the soul of this celebrated Paris cabaret.

Riccardo Tinelli, professional fashion photographer

Riccardo Tinelli was born in Treviso, Italy. He is a professional fashion photographer. Riccardo bought his first camera at the age of 17. He has been photographing continuously ever since, drawing inspiration from everyday life.

His work shows a dynamic world of smooth and colorful shapes and exotic landscapes. He divides his time between New York and the 10th arrondissement of Paris.

Danseuse Dekka Dance Crazy Horse

The Crazy Horse and his artistic signature

The original Crazy Horse cabaret – also commonly referred to as Le Crazy – was founded in 1951 in Paris by Alain Bernardin, an avant-garde artist, passionate admirer of women and the female form. Fascinated by American show girls and the United States in general, he was driven by a single idea: to make artistic creation and women the focus of his cabaret.

Over the years, Bernardin developed a unique and highly recognizable artistic signature. Each of his acts was conceived as a tableau with its own storyline, combining classically trained dancers with perfect, arched bodies dressed primarily in lights, with original choreography, sets, projections, and the latest musical and fashion trends. This artistic signature was rapidly appraised among artists as well as the general public – pleasing women and men alike.

Still today Le Crazy’s rich artistic legacy is recognized and celebrated among artists and designers, with many of whom Le Crazy has collaborated on numerous shows and creative projects, including: Christian Louboutin, Swizz Beatz, BeyoncĂ©, David Lynch, Bob Sinclar, Roberto Cavalli, Ellen von Unwerth, Paco Rabanne, Karl Lagerfeld, Emmanuel Ungaro, CĂ©sar, Kylie Minogue, Azzedine Alaia, Christina Aguilera, Philippe DecouflĂ©, Ali Mahdavi, etc.

After more than sixty years since its inception, Le Crazy continues to reinvent itself and the inexhaustible subject of women and femininity. The cabaret company has diversified its activities and developed its unique brand and know-how far beyond France.

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An unforgettable evening: dining in one of the cult places of French culinary excellence after (or before) attending Crazy Horse Paris, a celebration of the quintessence of femininity. Let yourself be seduced


Le Fouquet's : a mythic dinner on the Champs-Elysées

More than a restaurant, Fouquet’s is a legend
 Listed as a Historic Monument since 1990, the establishment is the favored meeting place for the worlds of cinema and the arts.

The menu, created with three-star chef Pierre Gagnaire, showcases creativity in the purest tradition of French gastronomy. Your menu, put together in this spirit, will carry you off to the gates of perfection. With the Fouquet’s, your dinner and then (or after) your show at Crazy Horse Paris will be unforgettable!

Laserre : a star among the stars

On rue Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Michelin-starred restaurant Lasserre is a true institution of French cuisine. You will dine in a warm and cozy atmosphere, decorated with taste in the purest spirit of the 50s, under the spectacular sunroof painted by Louis Touchagues. The dishes, of an exceptional delicacy, will seduce your palate
 before succumbing to the pleasure of the eyes with Crazy Horse Paris show, which you will be able to attend before or after your dinner.

What exceptional restaurant will you choose for your dinner and show at Crazy Horse Paris?

Combine an excellent dinner with an exceptional show in one evening? Yes, you can! Choose one of Crazy Horse Paris’s dinner & show offers with our three partner restaurants and treat yourself to an unforgettable evening.

Chez Francis : the quintessence of the great parisian brasserie

We no longer showcase “Chez Francis”, one of the most renowned brasseries in Paris, which will welcome you with style before or after your show at Crazy Horse Paris. Enjoy the finesse of your menu and the refinement of restaurant’s dĂ©cor during your dinner – and your eye will never tire of the superb view of the Eiffel Tower which is one of the most attractive features of this must-visit institution.

A diner & show experience under the banner of wonder and femininity
 from the beautiful “Iron Lady” to the dancers of Crazy Horse Paris!

Chez André : dine in the footsteps of Alain Bernardin

He was a regular there and loved their menu: Chez AndrĂ©, 12, rue Marbeuf, was Crazy Horse Paris founder Alain Bernardin’s the favorite restaurant-brasserie. Once you enter these rooms, rich with history, you will soon understand why. At Chez AndrĂ©, the cuisine is simply refined without ostentation and with a perfect freshness.

Your heart will sway between the bar and the tartare
 before finally succumbing to the charms of Crazy Horse Paris dancers

La fermette Marbeuf : a dinner & show with a touch of Art Nouveau

Also on rue Marbeuf, a few minutes from Crazy Horse Paris, you will surely be entranced by the incredible dĂ©cor of the Fermette Marbeuf: an ideal setting for a romantic dinner in Paris.

Listed as a Historic Monument, the restaurant is an ode to Art Nouveau, which you can contemplate while enjoying your menu, which crystallizes the excellence of French traditional cuisine. After (or before) your gastronomic escapade, you will contemplate the precise and stylized acts of your show at Crazy Horse Paris.

Which restaurant or brasserie will be your choice for your dinner show?

To spend an evening at Crazy Horse Paris is to celebrate beauty and glamour. But then here we are in Paris, and the capital is full of wonders to gaze upon. So Crazy Horse Paris has designed two dinner & show packages that marry the pleasure of the palate with that of the eyes. Discover them! 

Bateaux-Mouches dinner cruise and Crazy Horse Paris show : a magical night along the Seine river

This is easily the most romantic evening among Crazy Horse Paris dinner & show offers. Exploring Paris “along its most beautiful avenue”, the Seine, is a privilege you won’t soon forget. While your boat gracefully rolls upon the waves, you can admire the Louvre Museum, the Town Hall, Notre Dame, the MusĂ©e d’Orsay, the National Assembly and the Eiffel Tower. Dazzled by the majesty of these monuments, you will also be captivated by the delicacy of the dishes served for your dinner.

The embarkation point for this dinner & show is at quai d’Alma, a few minutes’ walk from Crazy Horse Paris. This is also where you will disembark and head to your evening’s second experience of Beauty: Crazy Horse Paris show.

Bustronome and Crazy Horse Paris show : an absolutely top deck dinner & show exprience

How would you like to cruise around Paris on a double-decker bus with 360° views, while savoring delicious dishes, and then see Crazy Horse Paris show?  The Bustronome takes you on a tour of Paris through its most emblematic streets and avenues. Starting from the Arc de Triomphe, your journey to the heart of Paris will take you from the Champs-ElysĂ©es to the Madeleine, from Notre-Dame to the Pont des Arts, and from Les Invalides to the Eiffel Tower. Seated high up on the top deck, your view will be clear and unobstructed so nothing comes between your eyes and the beauties of Paris.

Customized interior, noble wood, wallpaper in the stairwell, upholstered bench seats, table furniture cleverly designed so nothing moves during your evening: the Bustronome offers a cozy and intimate atmosphere. Throughout the ride, at the smooth cruising speed of 15 km/h, you will be able to savor delicious dishes while discovering Parisian monuments thanks to individual audioguides and an interactive map. The Bustronome will then stop at 10 pm in front of the sparkling Eiffel Tower before dropping you off at the Crazy Horse Paris at 10:20 for the show and its divine Crazy Girls.

So, which strikes your fancy? Bateaux-Mouches or Bustronome  ?

Start or complete your magical evening at the cabaret with a gastronomic experience; Crazy Horse Paris is at your service! A new partner this year for our dinner + show packages, the legendary LadurĂ©e is a sure-fire winner.

Ladurée, pure sophistication

Located on the world’s most beautiful avenue, LadurĂ©e is indisputably one of the jewels of the Champs-ElysĂ©es. When you enter this world-famous tearoom, you are embarking on a sophisticated and delicious journey through time. Established in 1862, this sublime destination hosts gourmets from across the globe who come to enjoy its iconic macarons and its historic dĂ©cor of wood panelling and painted ceilings.

Of course, most people go there for the delicious specialities that Ladurée has elevated to a veritable art form. The delicate Ladurée macarons, in a variety of subtle flavours, are without equal and an eternal foodie favourite. And the restaurant at Ladurée offers this same famous sophistication with a range of delicious sweet and savoury light dishes.

Crazy Horse Paris and Ladurée : an exceptional dinner + show experience

Crazy Horse Paris carefully selects its partner establishments for its dinner + show offers. Starred restaurants, distinctive brasseries, Bateaux-Mouches or the Bustronome, each eatery, in addition to the quality of its food offering, has a “special something” that makes them as unique as they are irresistible.

In selecting LadurĂ©e, the cabaret is proud to continue this tradition by inviting such a legendary establishment to partner with Crazy Horse Paris.

Crazy Horse Paris presents its "muses" at the Petit Palais

Paris, September 13th, 2016 – Crazy Horse Paris is proud and happy to announce that it has accepted the invitation of Jean de Loisy, artistic director of Nuit Blanche and president of the Palais de Tokyo, to participate in the 2016 edition of Nuit Blanche. This year’s theme of the popular night-time event: crossings over and, in particular, that of the Seine river and therefore, its bridges.

Held every year since 2002 on the first Saturday in October, the city of Paris organizes this “Sleepless Night”, in french Nuit Blanche. This year’s edition will be held on Saturday, October 1st, from 7 p.m. ‘til dawn. It is a popular and festive event, art taking center stage in the city, pervading public parks and iconic Parisian monuments and buildings.

In 2016, Nuit Blanche was provide the opportunity to discover the city differently with an itinerary designed such a symbolic cartography, inviting the visitor to participate in a lover’s quest along the Seine, from town hall to the Île aux Cygnes  and up to the city of tomorrow, the Grand Paris. Nuit Blanche’s leitmotiv, personified  by Poliphilo, main character of a 15th century illustrated Italian novel, in which he pursues his love, Polia, in his dreams, only to sadly awaken when he, at long last, manages to conquer her heart. Not unlike him, visitors will be invited to cross dreamlike landscapes, going through inner change and transformation in the process.

The Crazy Horse Paris's muses at the Petit Palais

In the Petit Palais gardens, a spellbinding encounter soothes Poliphilo’s heart. Just as in numerous passages in the novel, nymphs help our hero by guiding and enthralling him. A flash of light, symbolizing the frontier between where the real world ends and dreams begin, greets visitors as they enter the garden. They discover a magical and bewitching world laid out in lavish 19th century scenery.

Hidden behind peristyle columns, Crazy Horse Paris nymphs seem to have taken shelter in this enchanting place. In the middle of the central pool, their vaporous robes sway gently and they whisper delicately into the visitors’ ears.

Danseuse Scanner Crazy Horse By Ornella Piacentille

Crazy Horse Paris : 65 years of creation and glamour

A must-see of Parisian nightlife, Crazy Horse Paris was celebrating 65 years of creation and Parisian chic in 2016. The legendary venue is known for its dancers with dreamlike names, clothed in nothing but lights and mystery. On stage, the Crazy Girls, sensual, beguiling and recalling the legend, are part of the shining stars of Parisian nightlife.

The Crazy Horse Paris, thanks to its reputation and unique know-how on how to beautify women, has always inspired the greatest artists of our time. Ever since 2006, by welcoming creators and artists, from fashion and dance, the cabaret constantly renews itself and its vision of sensuality and femininity.

From October 5th to December 31st, 2016, the famous Parisian lingerie designer Chantal Thomass will be taking over the cabaret’s artistic direction. Together with the in-house Crazy Horse Paris team and the choreographer StĂ©phane Jarny, she has created several exclusive acts and reworked some of the Crazy Horse Paris’ iconic numbers, for a crazily glamorous show called Dessous Dessus.

The â€œBionic Showgirl” show, on stage at Crazy Horse Paris from June 3 to 16, brings to light an extraordinary artist with a resolutely futuristic femininity: Viktoria Modesta.

This exceptional guest star could only have a show of her dimension: daring, immersive and innovative.

We lift the veil on what is awaiting you in this exclusive show that will go down in history.

Three unique scenes created around the futuristic universe of Viktoria Modesta

At the heart of the show, three scenes are built around the strong personality, the aesthetic world and the extraordinary charisma of Viktoria Modesta. As a proud queen and the masterful interpreter of these amazing and spectacular moments, the artist is accompanied by her “Girl Squad” of Crazy Girls to â€œpush the limits of femininity in the most innovative and surprising way.”

Interpreting the woman of the future she resolutely embodies, Viktoria Modesta will present in particular a number inspired by â€œPrototype”, the viral clip with 12 million views that has propelled her to the spotlight with her famous and amazing prosthetic spike leg made of polished metal.

Crazy Horse Paris leaps into the future with its new guest muse

The honor of welcoming iconic designers and guest stars, with very marked and personal universes, and creating shows with them that combine their universe and the expertise of Crazy Horse Paris has been part of the DNA of the cabaret for more than ten years, following its acquisition by the Belgian businessman Philippe Lhomme and under the artistic direction of AndrĂ©e Deissenberg.

This ensures that the dazzling shows are developed in perfect symbiosis, in a relentless search of emotion and beauty. After Dita Von Teese, Conchita Wurst, Christian Louboutin, Philippe DecouflĂ©, Chantal Thomass and Arielle Dombasle, this new and exciting project is another collaboration to add to the list, augmenting the creativity of the now legendary signature of the cabaret.

For the first time and exclusively on the Crazy Horse Paris stage, Viktoria Modesta will embody the “Bionic Showgirl”, an extraordinary muse and performer, in creations combining technology and art to sublimate Woman in all her splendor and power.

Viktoria Modesta, as the Bionic Showgirl at Crazy Horse Paris from Crazy Horse Paris on Vimeo.

A cosmopolitan and avant-garde team for this show-event

An international team of young innovative designers is behind the various elements of the show’s spectacular scenes, based on choreographies created by the talented Stephane Jarny, with the participation of Lara Laquiz, to original music by Madeaux, a popular young American producer.

As for the styling, the show offers an immersion in a completely unique retro-futuristic and ultra-glamorous universe, featuring couture pieces, surprising masks, and artistic and bionic prostheses.

You will be amazed by the architectural costumes from the Bulgarian Jivomir Domoustchiev, the metal couture pieces from the Spaniard Manuel Albarran and the cosmic masks from the Estonian artist Tanel Veerne.  

Not to mention Anouk Wipprecht’s spectacular prostheses, dreamed up by Viktoria Modesta and designed in collaboration with Koleman Prosthetics, The Alternative Limb Project and Joe Di Prima, which will be accompanied by shoes made to measure by the brand United Nude.

In one of the numbers, Viktoria will also wear fantastic accessories by the New York designer CreepyYeha and the sexy English lingerie house Atelier Bordelle will dress the Crazy Girls.

As for the technology side of things, Crazy Horse Paris appealed to Minuit Une, a young French company that is revolutionizing lighting codes thanks to its new IVL technology, as well as OUCHHH, a very advanced digital creation studio based in Istanbul, and Giglam.