The Albert & Victoria Museum boasts a collection of clothing that spans centuries and cultures. Hidden away in the museum’s storage vaults, these pieces tell stories of their time and offer insights into the fashion industry’s evolution.

Did you ever watch a movie and feel transported to a different era? That's what happened to me when I watched "The Young Girls of Rochefort" - a 1967 French musical film that was an instant hit.

The 1960s was a revolutionary time for fashion and how we dress today. During this period, man-made fabrics began to rise in popularity, bringing with them sleek lines, durability and washability.