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Queen Elizabeth II's fashion to feature in exhibit
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 21 – The exhibition will display about 200 garments including previously unseen pieces, highlighting Queen Elizabeth II's influence on British fashion and diplomatic messaging through style.
- At The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style opens in early 2026 to mark the centenary, showcasing her largest fashion exhibition ever.
- The Queen’s fashion archive ranks among the largest surviving collections, and Caroline de Guitaut said the exhibition sheds new light on Elizabeth II’s hands-on role in wardrobe creation.
- Highlights include a silver lamé and tulle bridesmaid dress, Ian Thomas evening gowns and Sir Norman Hartnell wedding and coronation outfits, alongside roughly 200 pieces half on public display for the first time.
- Royal Collection Trust will publish Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style in March 2026 at £40.00, and tickets go on sale in November 2025, with Angela Kelly serving as curator for her wardrobe.
- By exploring her wardrobe across ten decades, the exhibition underscores Elizabeth II’s influence, and visitors will examine unseen design sketches, fabric samples and correspondence.
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The Royal Collection Trust has announced plans for an unprecedented showcase of some 200 garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.It is scheduled to launch at the King's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, in spring 2026, what would have been the late monarch's centenary year.The landmark display will represent the most extensive presentation of the Queen's wardrobe ever assembled, featuring roughly half previously unseen pieces. The collection spans her ent…
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