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Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors at the Garden Museum

White cotton dress with printed briar rose design, associated with Ottoline Morrell, 1910s
Box enclosing coloured embroidery threads, associated with Ottoline Morrell
Box with painted morning glory design, associated with Ottoline Morrell
Box with painted simplified poppy design, associated with Ottoline Morrell
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Multi-coloured printed silk kimono by Bill Gibb, 1977. The graphic ‘Jubilee’ print includes pink blossoms, peacocks and Scottish thistles and was designed by Janet Taylor for Bill Gibb to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

Green, pink and cream silk machine lace evening dress with diamantes and beads by Molyneux, worn by Helen Percy, Duchess of Northumberland, early 1930s
Cream woven silk gauze wedding dress with embroidered tambour work motifs, worn by Lady Jane Lennox at her wedding to Laurence Peel, 1822

Black silk jersey dress, black tailored leather jacket and black beret by Jean Muir and black suede leather shoes by Manolo Blahnik for Zapata. Selected as Dress of the Year 1979 by Geraldine Ranson at The Sunday Telegraph.
Black and white checked cotton pinafore dress and coat, worn with a dark brown cotton shirt, white cotton organdie collar and a brown felt ‘tilt’ hat by John Galliano, grey tights by Fogal, and brown suede shoes with elastic straps by Patrick Cox.

Cream lace court dress, only known surviving dress belonging to Queen Charlotte, c.1805

Cream linen Argentan needle lace collar, 1730s
Cream painted silk fan by Duvelleroy with cherub design, inset lace, and mother of pearl sticks and guards, belonged to Mary Crowninshield Endicott, possibly a gift on her marriage to Joseph Chamberlain c.1883
Hair ornament of black feathers and beads on velvet, worn by Mary Endicott Chamberlain, c.1902
Hair ornament of black and peach-coloured