Staging Freddie (Livestream)

Join fashion and textile designer and maker Wendy De Smet, and costume designer and stylist Diana Moseley, as they reveal the stories behind the creation of Freddie Mercury’s celebrated and iconic stage looks.

Freddie invited De Smet to make clothes for his and band member Roger Taylor’s stall on Kensington Market before she went on to design and make Freddie’s black ‘spine suit’ and ‘White Queen’ ensemble for Queen’s A Night at the Opera tour (1975–76). Moseley designed a range of costumes for Freddie in the 1980s – including the spectacular crown and cloak worn on Queen’s The Magic Tour in 1986, and the dramatic costumes for the epic Made in Heaven music video in 1985.

This talk will be streamed on Zoom and all ticketholders will receive a link to view on the morning of the event. It will also be recorded and available for three months following the talk for those not able to join live.

This talk coincides with the opening of our latest display Freddie Mercury | Splendid Things