Philip Treacy's muse Isabella Blow's outfits on display

09 May '13

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An exhibition paying tribute to the life and eclectic sartorial choices of the late fashion editor and muse of international celebrity milliner Philip Treacy, Isabella Blow is going to take place at the Somerset House, London from November 20, 2013, onwards.

Titled as ‘Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore’, the event will feature more than hundred pieces from the fashionista’s personal luxurious wardrobe.

The exclusive collection has been sourced from Blow’s model friend Daphne Guinness, who bought the style maverick’s ensembles at an auction in June 2010.

The exhibits would include pieces designed by the likes of Alexander McQueen, Treacy, Jeremy Scott, Julien Macdonald, Viktor & Rolf, Fendi, Escada, Prada and Marni.

Scheduled to run till March 2, 2014, the event will be jointly organized by The Isabella Blow Foundation and Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.

Blow, who worked as fashion editor for Vogue and Tatler magazines, was largely credited with the discovery of famous fashion designer Alexander McQueen and models Stella Tennant and Sophie Dahl.

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