This is the first museum survey dedicated to Mary Quant, whose fashion creations – miniskirts, coloured tights, PVC raincoats, tailored suits for women – have come to epitomise the aesthetic of the Swinging Sixties. More than 120 garments, alongside other objects, sketches and photographs, are included in this exhibition, which draws on the V&A’s significant holdings of Quant designs, the designer’s archive, and the discoveries unearthed in peoples’ wardrobes across the country following a public appeal launched by the museum last summer. Find out more from the V&A’s website.
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