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A new exhibition at Kensington Palace looks to decode royal dressing over the past centuries by taking a look at designs, details and the making of a soft power look.

According to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, black mourning dresses became prevalent during the reign of Queen Victoria from 1819 to 1901 and set a precedent for the ongoing custom of wearing ...

This black mourning dress of Queen Victoria from the Fashion Museum takes us back to a period in Bath's life that saw the founding of the Victoria Art Gallery in 1897. Royal Victoria Park had ...

Items from Queen Victoria’s wardrobe (specifically a mourning dress) also feature in the exhibit, which includes matching childhood dresses of sisters Elizabeth and Margaret from the 1930s ...

A new exhibition at Kensington Palace will open to the public on March 13 and showcases the Royal Family's thrifty approach to fashion over the years.

Among the other guidelines for the future queen: "the Princess ... also features key outfits from Victoria’s reign, including the black mourning dresses that became her signature after the ...

Of the 34 items on show, 15 have never been displayed anywhere before, including a rare mourning bodice worn by Queen Victoria. A Reville court dress worn in 1928 by Annie, Lady Holcroft to be ...

It's culminated in Dress Codes - the first ever exhibition ... including a rare mourning bodice worn by Queen Victoria. Image: Queen Victoria's bodice The involvement of the young people is ...

Queen Victoria wore mourning clothes from the time of her husband, Prince Albert's, death in 1861 until her own Queen Alexandra, who wore this dress, was a Danish princess who married Edward VII ...