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Good taste.(Musee des Arts Decoratifs)(Brief article)
Byline: Andre Leon Talley
The Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris is open again after a ten-year hiatus. And hallelujah to that: PPR and Gucci Group hosted a dinner during the spring ready-to-wear collections to celebrate the refurbished museum, and it was a glorious high note in a season that was largely otherwise a muffled ...
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