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Women Fashion Power offers an unprecedented look at how princesses, models, CEOs, Dames and designers have used fashion to define and enhance their position in the world.
Designed by the world-renowned architect, Zaha Hadid, this exhibition brings together exclusive interviews, an immersive multimedia journey and unique historic pieces of clothing to form the most wide-ranging presentation of modern fashion ever to be shown in the UK. Discover how women from Dame Vivienne Westwood to Natalie Massenet and Princess Diana to Anne Hidalgo have used fashion as an important tool of self-expression and empowerment to build reputation, attract attention and assert authority.

Clifford’s trademark style was a long, elegant gown wrapped around her tightly corseted, eighteen-inch waist. W & D Downey/Getty Images

Pictured, Mary Quant having her hair cut by hairdresser Vidal Sassoon, 1964 Ronald Dumont/Getty Images

Pictured, all-in-one, knitted wool, ‘fashion’ catsuits designed and modeled by Shirley Beljon, left. (1968)
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