The BIBA Story 1964-1975 opens soon!

Collection of books by Barbara Hulanicki, Stephen Fitz-Simon, and other authors on the subject of BIBA, along with sample of Diablo wallpaper and a black china panther

WHAT ..?

The BIBA Story 1964-1975 an exhibition centred on the BIBA stores, from the opening day of the first boutique to the closure of Big BIBA eleven years later. The exhibition – curated by Martin Pel, and featuring archive material personally selected by Barbara Hulanicki – is at

WHERE ..?

FASHION AND TEXTILE MUSEUM
83 BERMONDSEY STREET
LONDON SE1 3XF

WHEN ..?

from Friday 22nd March – Sunday 8th September 2024

Hours are:

Tuesday to Saturday: 11am – 6 pm

Closed: Sunday, Monday

MORE INFO …

Click this link to find out more about the exhibition and this one to find the Fashion and Textile Museum on Instagram.

Entry is a bargain at £12.65 (and that price is WITH a voluntary donation), and concessions might be available.

Kids under 12 go FREE, which is lovely if you have a nice, well-behaved child to hand, and 13-25 year olds qualify for a little discount too. Full marks to Fashion and Textile Museum for recognising it’s tough to be an art loving young person in this expensive city!

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