From Princess Diana 's daring tuxedo gown to Queen Victoria 's mourning bodice, a new Kensington Palace exhibition lifts the lid on royal 'dress codes'.

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.

Digital imaging means they can now be studied and viewed at any time and from any location around the world. People can also ...

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 ...

Chatting about the new exhibition on A Right Royal Podcast, it was revealed that sadly Kate's famous pieces aren't on display ...

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 ...

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.

In many ways, Queen Victoria's own strict adherence to social codes – including dress – have become synonymous with those of ...

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 ...

Matching childhood outfits worn by Elizabeth II and her younger sister Princess Margaret, with altered hems to accommodate the princesses’ growth, will be shown in Kensington Palace in a new ...