Fashion Revolution at Kiplin Hall

Fashion Revolution is a curated exhibition by History Wardrobe that explores the lives of women who defied societal norms through their personal style. The event traces a path from the 18th-century courtly splendour of Marie Antoinette to the modern punk couture of Vivienne Westwood, showcasing how clothing has been used as a tool for rebellion across different eras.

Date & Time

24 September 2026
Doors open: 6:00pm
Event: 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Location

Kiplin Hall
Near Scorton
Richmond, North Yorkshire
DL10 6AT

Why Visit?

This exhibition offers a detailed look at how fashion has served as a form of protest throughout history. It provides an engaging narrative on the evolution of style, highlighting the significance of figures who used their wardrobe to challenge the conventions of their time. It is an ideal event for those with an interest in both history and the development of modern fashion.

Event Highlights

• Examination of Marie Antoinette’s influence on 18th-century dress
• Discussion of women who popularised bloomers, trousers, and mini skirts
• Exploration of modern punk couture and the legacy of Vivienne Westwood
• Historical insight into the development of sartorial defiance

Admission

£22.00 per person

Plan Your Visit

Kiplin Hall is located in Richmond near Scorton. Visitors are advised to plan their travel to the venue in advance to ensure they arrive in time for the 6:00pm doors. Parking is available on-site, and the venue is accessible for standard visits. Please check the official website for any specific updates regarding site access or travel directions closer to the date of the event.