Creating The Queen’s Style

WHEN:

Thu June 9th 2016
Ended

WHERE:

London

WHAT:

Discover the consummate skills of British designers celebrated for their role in creating a powerful and fashionable image for Queen Elizabeth II.

This highly-illustrated talk delineates the 20th century British couture designs of Norman Hartnell, Hardy Amies and Ian Thomas. Together with milliners such as Aage Thaarup and Frederick Fox plus shoe makers H&M Rayne, these designs reflect the timeless elegance of post-war fashion and London as an international fashion centre boosted by royal patronage.

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