NEXT summer, the Victoria
& Albert Museumwill play host to more than 60 dresses worn and
designed by fashion's most famous faces. The exhibition is set to include
designs dating back as early as the Fifties.
Ballgowns and debutante dresses seen on Voguecover girls
such as Diana, Princess of Wales, Bianca
Jagger, Elizabeth Hurley and Sandra Bullock - previously worn at events such as
the British Fashion Awards, Golden Globes and various film premieres - will
feature.
John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Dame Vivienne Westwood are also all in the line up to have works showcased, alongside Norman
Hartnell who made gowns for the Queen Mother and Queen Elizabeth.
Ballgowns: British Glamour Since 1950, sponsored by
Coutts, will be on display from 19 May 2012 to 6 January 2013 with an admission
fee of £10.
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