About this Event
Join us for Fashion with a Heritage - AKRIS - Fashion Documentary at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum! Immerse yourself in the world of fashion with a special documentary showcasing the timeless designs of AKRIS. Discover the heritage behind the brand and its impact on the fashion industry. This in-person event is a must-see for fashion enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore the intersection of fashion and heritage!
🔹 Full Event Description:
The Bolton Arts Foundation Presents:Fashion with a Heritage by AKRISSeptember 10, 2025 | 6:30 PMDallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum300 N. Houston Street, Dallas, TX 75202
Join us for the Dallas premiere of Fashion with a Heritage, a moving and visually rich documentary celebrating the 100-year history of the Swiss fashion house AKRIS. Presented by The Bolton Arts Foundation, this event marks our fourth annual screening of rare fashion documentaries in support of the Texas Fashion Collection at the University of North Texas.
This year’s program is produced in partnership with Dallas College and proudly sponsored by the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, Patron Magazine, and the Dallas International Film Festival.
🎞️ About the Film:
A story of vision, family, and enduring style.
In Fashion with a Heritage, Swiss fashion house AKRIS opens its archive and atelier in celebration of its centennial. Directed by Michele Fally, the documentary offers an intimate look at the Kriemler family legacy—beginning with Alice Kriemler-Schoch, who founded the label in 1922, and continuing through the modern creative direction of her grandson, Albert Kriemler.
This powerful film showcases AKRIS' unmistakable design ethos: architectural elegance, high-tech textiles, and minimalism with soul. Through breathtaking visuals, behind-the-scenes access, and personal reflections, Fashion with a Heritage captures the heart of a family-run maison that has become Switzerland’s most internationally renowned fashion brand.
AKRIS has dressed global figures such as Angelina Jolie, Charlene of Monaco, Alicia Keys, and Condoleezza Rice, and is widely admired for its collaborations with visual artists and architects. The film presents the house not only as a symbol of fashion, but as a living reflection of heritage and innovation.
Watch the official trailer here:
💬 Event Details:
- Reception begins at 6:30 PM – enjoy complimentary drinks and light fare provided by Bread Winners Café & Bakery
- Film screening begins at 7:15 PM
- Post-screening remarks about the Texas Fashion Collection and how your attendance directly supports its educational mission
- Complimentary and discounted tickets available for Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Members and Stanley Korshak clients
🎓 Why We Screen:
Each year, The Bolton Arts Foundation produces a fashion documentary screening to raise funding and awareness for the Texas Fashion Collection (TFC), one of the most significant educational fashion archives in the country.
With nearly 20,000 garments and accessories spanning the history of global fashion, the TFC at the University of North Texas serves as a dynamic resource for students, scholars, and the general public.
This event is presented in partnership with Dallas College’s Fashion Marketing Program, which continues to foster the next generation of fashion leaders and storytellers.
🎟️ Reserve your seat today for a night of cinematic storytelling, fashion heritage, and cultural celebration in support of Texas fashion history.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, 300 North Houston Street, Dallas, United States
USD 28.52
