Wedding dress of Queen Victoria on display for the first time in over a decade.
The dress she wore when she her cousin, Prince Albert at St. James Palace in 1840, married one of the stars shows items in a new exhibition Victoria, at Kensington Palace.
The Palace is reopening to the public on 26th March after a £ 12 million restoration program.
The experts carried out conservation work on the gown of silk satin and lace fragility.
Victoria Revealed uses the Queen's own journals and correspondence about the life and reign to explore one of the most famous inhabitants of the palace of her own words.
Other elements that are happening in the exhibition, it is also made of black silk baby shoes, a collection of toys, clothes worn and grief after the death of Prince Albert in 1861.
Fashion by wearing a white dress made of silk satin court instead of his "coat" the marriage of the queen went separate protocol.
The simple style of the royal wedding dresses, which survives to this day.
The silk-satin dress was wanted by the Spitalfields and Queen Victoria and his advisors to make sure that the whole should be made include married British man-made materials.
Queen Victoria felt "great aversion" to the debate on the future of marriage, until October 1839, when the prince arrived in London and later described her as "beautiful."
没有评论:
发表评论