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.

New exhibition Dress Codes showcases some of the treasures of the unparalleled Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection.

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 ...

Dress Codes explores how conventions have evolved throughout history – from dressing for the royal court to ceremonial uniforms for work – and brings together pieces from the Royal Ceremonial ...

WWD reported that the 34 pieces in the show were pulled from an archive of more than 10,000 items in the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection, housed at Hampton Court Palace. “They may be few ...

If so, the Historic Royal Palaces has uploaded to its website ultra-high-resolution photographs of the nearly 200 garments from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection (RCDC). Working with Google ...

The curator of the latest exhibition at Princess Diana’s former home gives his guide to the royal dress code ahead of a new exhibition Simon Perry is a writer and correspondent at PEOPLE.

"Royal and ceremonial dress is very different from fashion, it's not the same as designing fashionable gowns, royal dress is an incredibly performative mode of dress. "It's designed to tell a ...

Graduands are welcome to wear their Indigenous ceremonial dress, other cultural ceremonial dress, or their military or law enforcement dress uniform with, or instead of, the gown at the convocation ...

Dress Codes brings together pieces from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection from 1870 to the present. More than three years in the making. the Dress Codes exhibition brings together 34 pieces ...

The curator of the latest exhibition at Princess Diana’s former home gives his guide to the royal dress code ahead of a new exhibition ...

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