Summary
- Bode’s Spring 2026 series, titled “Expressionist”, is a tribute to American composer Morris “Moose” Charlap (with Peter Pan) is considered “visual songs in music”
- The series unveiled at the Paris Theatre
- Designer Emily Adams Bode Aujla shares her personal anecdotes of inspiration, deeply connecting the collection with Charlap’s legacy and family memories
Bode It has been revealed Spring 2026 During collection Paris Fashion Week In an intimate gathering in the theater. The series is a tribute to the great American composer Maurice “Moose” Charlap.
When guests enter the theater, they hit in a unique performance format that sees the entire collection displayed on the miniature puppets. The doll wears the latest series of Bode and sees two lines in two lines as the audience is able to get close and personalize to see the details of the series. “Moose” Charlap is known for its Broadway score Peter Pan When he died at the age of 45, his legacy lived in his scores and family, including his son Bill Charlap, a two-time Grammy nominated musician and one of the most important jazz pianists of his generation. Emily Adams Bode Aujla brings guests together to share Moose’s most iconic work. Bode Aujla took some time to speak to the group to address the crowd before Bill Charlap’s performance in honor of his father. The designer recalls the moment she was fascinated by the moose Peter Pan Scores and moments as Bill sits with her at her Connecut home and narrates the memories of “Moose”.
The theater has four mini modules that depict the four most important stages of a moose’s life. A place located in Central Park where he performed with his wife on Broadway and spent a lot of time afterwards at his childhood camp where he received the nickname “Moose”. Unlike the typical Paris Fashion Week show, Emily Adams Bode Aujla shows off the collection by sharing her inspiration. Billy performed three songs to commemorate his father, explaining to the crowd what the meaning behind “a certain summer day” is Alice walked through the glass looking“I won’t grow up” Peter Pan and “Please let me die in Paris” Expressionist. Titled “Expressionist,” the series, along with lyricist Eddie Lawrence, wrote the last unfinished musical that describes the series as a visual song in music. Bode brings Moose Charlap’s vibrant world to life, a world led by music, visually expressed in fashion form.
