Earlier this month, I went to see a costume exhibition in London. It’s called Dressed by Angels and features over 120 costumes from a large list of world-renowned film, television, theatre and music shows, worn by some of the biggest celebrities. Here are some of my favourites, but there are definitely a lot more to see! I won’t be revealing all the secrets today, so if you do want to see the full collection, then remember to visit the exhibition – it’s on until 3rd January 2016!
Some of the most famous celebrities who has worn the costumes include: Jude Dench, Cate Blanchett, Helen Mirren and Benedict Cumberbatch. In addition to all the cool costumes, there are also areas with photos and tables showing insights to how these costumes are made and a little bit of history about Angels Costumes. Angels is a family business set-up by the “Angels”, of course and it’s been around for over 175 years. They’ve made thousands of costumes for the entertainment industry and the Dress by Angels Exhibition only shows a fraction of this!
Costumes from Dressed by Angels
Mr. Angels favourite piece because of all the amazing details! |
If you’re around Shoreditch, then it’s definitely worth having a look at this exhibition. You’ll see all the amazing details of these costumes that photos cannot express! You can book tickets directly with Dressed by Angels and it’s £16 for an adult ticket.
Such a stunning exhibit. I visited my local museum recently and was kind of disappointed by how little fashion-related items there were. I wish there were more exhibitions here!
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I absolutely loved it! It was an eye-opener! x
I read about this exhibition on another blog and I'm happy you went and shared your experience and pictures. It looks amazing and I mean look at all those details! The costumes are absolutely amazing and dreamy. Hope I can make my way (and time) over to see the exhibition before it finishes. Hope you're well and we'll see each other soon xxx
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You should definitely go for a visit! The exhibition looks stunning! x