Queen Elizabeth II Tribute Exhibition in London
From April 10, 2026, London will host a unique exhibition honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s iconic wardrobe. The event will take place at Buckingham Palace and feature nearly 200 pieces, including some displayed publicly for the first time, marking the centenary of the Queen’s birth.
Exhibition Overview
Titled Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style, this exhibition will be the largest retrospective of the Queen’s wardrobe ever held. It will be located in the King's Gallery, at the heart of Buckingham Palace, and is organized by the Royal Collection Trust.
Wardrobe Highlights
- The 1947 wedding dress and 1953 coronation robes, both designed by Norman Hartnell, the official royal couturier.
- A blue dress worn at Princess Margaret’s wedding.
- A green dress from a 1957 banquet in Washington attended in honor of President Dwight Eisenhower.
Everyday Fashion
The collection also includes everyday attire such as tweed suits, outerwear, scarves, and a 1960s transparent raincoat designed by Hardy Amies, showcasing the Queen’s refined style beyond formal occasions.
“The exhibition will highlight the Queen's stylistic choices, a blend of sophistication, tradition, and attention to detail.” — Royal Collection Trust
This exhibition offers an intimate look at how the Queen’s clothing reflected her role, personality, and the eras she lived through.
Summary: The upcoming exhibition at Buckingham Palace will celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s fashion legacy, showcasing nearly 200 iconic garments and everyday pieces that reveal her enduring style and royal influence.