London: The Buckingham Palace has planned a major exhibition of the changing fashion of the late Queen Elizabeth next year.
There will be about 200 items, including dresses and jewellery, hats and shoes, in what is claimed as the biggest ever display of the late Queen's clothing.
The exhibition, featuring items from her childhood through to the decades of her long reign, will coincide with the centenary of her birth.
Among the items in Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style will be her wedding dress, made in 1947 by the designer Sir Norman Hartnell, reports BBC.
One of the earliest surviving pieces from her wardrobe is a silver lamé and tulle bridesmaid dress, that she wore at the age of eight in 1934 at the wedding of her uncle the Duke of Kent.
The late Queen's more everyday clothes will also be on show, including riding jackets, tartan skirts and headscarves.
