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Icons of British Fashion at Blenheim Palace

What to expect at Icons of British Fashion at Blenheim Palace

Following the announcement of its upcoming fashion exhibition featuring a line-up of world-class designers and labels, Blenheim Palace has revealed that from Saturday 23 March until Sunday 30 June each fashion house will be taking over a significant room in the UNESCO World Heritage site to create Icons of British Fashion.

Each room along the visitor route in the 300-year-old Palace will pay homage to a British fashion icon, starting in the Great Hall with designs on display by the late Dame Vivienne Westwood and creative partner Andreas Kronthaler.

Icons of British Fashion will continue through the Palace where visitors can marvel at the highly visual exhibition dramatically lit and displayed amongst the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s own priceless collections.

In addition to the creative curation by an array of legendary designers, Blenheim Palace will also be celebrating its own icon of fashion Sir Winston Churchill with a loan of one of the original Churchill Siren Suits from Turnbull & Asser, as well as a new take on the iconic boiler suit and a smoking cap designed by Steven Jones.

When is Icons of British Fashion at Blenheim Palace?

The Icons of British Fashion exhibition will take place at Blenheim Palace from Saturday 23 March 2024 to Sunday 30 June 2024.

You will need an Annual or Privilege Pass, or a Palace Park and Gardens ticket to see the display.

How to get to Blenheim Palace

Getting to Blenheim Palace is easy. You can travel with GWR to Oxford or Hanborough.

If you're travelling to Oxford, you can then get to Blenheim Palace on Bus S3.

If you're travelling to Hanborough, you can get the free BP1 shuttle bus to Blenheim Palace on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays from May to October. Outside of these times, you can get to Blenheim Palace on Bus S7.

Don't forget, Blenheim Palace offer 20% off Palace, Park & Garden tickets for visitors arriving by train. To find out more, visit the Blenheim Palace website.