The clothes used by the late Queen Elizabeth will be exhibited in a great exhibition at Buckingham Palace in London next year, announced the Royal Collection Trust.
The official residence of the monarch will organize the show with around 200 articles that cover several decades of his life from childhood onwards. It is said to be the biggest exhibition of your clothes.
2026 is the centenary of the birth of the deceased queen and Queen Elizabeth II: His life with style It will open next spring.
The pieces in the show will include their intricate wedding dress Norman Hartnell, made in 1947 by Norman Hartnell and its coronation dress, both with very symbolic embroidery. Another wedding piece, a silver dress of Lamé and Tulle of the Lady of Honor that he had in 1934 before it was known that one day he would become queen, he will also be one of the exhibitions.
More daily pieces will be included, such as head scarves and mounting jackets, as well as more relaxed printed night clothes in the 1970s. But most attention will be paid to the occasion dresses used for state banquets and special events.
The curator of the exhibition, Caroline de Guitaut, talked about how exhibitions will illustrate “the soft power behind her clothes, to the exceptional craft behind each garment.” That soft power included a green and white dress in the national colors of Pakistan made for a state visit of 1961 there.
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