Fashion and Textile Museum

The Fashion and Textile Museum is a specialist fashion museum with step free access, which has no permanent displays but hosts changing temporary exhibitions. This review is for their The Fabric of Democracy exhibition, curated by Amber Butchart. It is on until 3 March 2024. The exhibition is astonishing, it covers printed propaganda textiles from the French Revolution to Brexit. There are many items on display that at first glance look fashionable or attractive, however, exploring further and you will discover the political subtext covering communism to fascism and everything in between. It's an exhibition that really makes you think differently about how fashion is portrayed.

The Fashion and Textile Museum is a specialist fashion museum. It has no permanent displays but has temporary displays which as installed for about 3 months. During this visit I saw Swinging London: A Lifestyle Revolution / Terence Conran – Mary Quant exhibition, which is on until 2 June 2019. Updated November 2019: Tweet from the Museum "shortly after @TinaWalksLondon visited us earlier in the year, we resolved the issue regarding the emergency chord in our accessible toilet - thanks again for bringing this to our attention. "