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How a stately home changed the course of British fashion was shown in the Hypocritical exhibition

London capital and largest city of the United Kingdom Blenheim Palace country house near Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UK Winston Churchill British statesman, soldier and writer (1874–1965)
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‘Hypocritical’ exhibition shows Queen Victoria and Winston Churchill wrapped in African fabric

Serpentine gallery will show former monarch and PM alongside five other statues, hand-painted by Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare. ‘Hypocritical’ exhibition shows Queen Victoria and Winston Churchill wrapped in African fabric. Serpentine Gallery will show Queen Victoria, Winston Churchill and five others.

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How a stately home changed the course of British fashion

Blenheim Palace has inspired the biggest designers for decades. A new exhibition asks what keeps it en vogue? How do you keep the stately home's glamour alive and alive? Find out at the exhibition at Blenham Palace, London, on Thursday night.

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Dior shows, Winston Churchill and punk duchesses: Inside fashion’s favourite stately home

The glamour of Blenheim Palace has inspired the biggest designers for decades. But what keeps it en vogue? A new exhibition asks. What keeps it on top of fashion's favourite stately home? The Palace of Versaure is on display at the National Gallery in London.

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