Here I am in the gardens, admiring a living willow sculpture.
As well as the permanent exhibition showing fashion through the ages in a series of dioramas, there was a special exhibition called 'Marriage In The Movies'. This shows a room full of beautiful period-style wedding dresses that have been used in films and tv series. My favourite one, above, was worn by Helena Bonham Carter in the film 'Frankenstein' from 1994.
Another beautiful dress was the one above, centre, worn by Nastassja Kinski as 'Tess' in Roman Polanski's production of that name from 1980.
This beaded hand bag is one of a number of delectable accessories, including fans, displayed in the Museum.
The wedding dresses will be on display until the end of October 2010.
After enjoying the exhibition, you can stop for tea and cakes in the Museum's tea room, and buy souvenirs in the gift shop. I managed to get another book about buttons to add to my collection ;o)
The wedding dresses will be on display until the end of October 2010.
After enjoying the exhibition, you can stop for tea and cakes in the Museum's tea room, and buy souvenirs in the gift shop. I managed to get another book about buttons to add to my collection ;o)
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Hi, Just to say this museum is now facing possible closure, please read my blog post, pass on and fill in the survey. much thanks. Katharine xx
http://docsndots.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/save-shambellie-house.html
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