St Andrew’s Church Centenary Celebrations
Ten Decades of Fashion (male and female garments and accessories, 1920-2010).
Ten Decades of Fashion (male and female garments and accessories, 1920-2010).
Discover how a more considered approach to fashion purchases, and towards a more Make do and Mend approach can help combat Fast Fashion.
Curator Shelley Tobin takes a closer look at fashionable dress highlighting some of the most prevalent colours and patterns favoured by fashionable women in the mid to late-19th century.
Stephanie Smart established The House of Embroidered Paper in 2017 and won the TS Professional Development award. Her exhibition at Firle Place will feature Regency garments produced from paper and thread, inspired by period, place, history and story.
A talk on the history of the English smock frock focussing on the 19th century as part of working-class clothing cultures and menswear.
The London Transport Museum has recently uncovered fascinating stories behind the commissioning, design, manufacturing and use of moquette through the ages. Join us on a behind the scenes visit to the Museum's Depot (store) to meet Wallace Sewell, current moquette designers for the Underground.
International exhibiting group Prism Textiles will be exhibiting at The Art Pavilion, Mile End Park for the first time this autumn.
This online talk explores Richard's fascination with a single stitch technique.
The Textile Society Annual Conference 2021 explores the theme of ‘Tools’ – their significance in the history of textiles and their influence on contemporary practice. From the simplicity of a darning needle held in the back pocket to the complexity of an industrial power loom, tools are the extension of our creativity, a connection between thinking and making, imagination and invention.
One hundred star objects from the Fashion Museum collection.