The landmark centenary exhibition Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, has been extended until 18 April 2027.

The largest exhibition ever staged about the late Queen’s fashion has exceeded demand, with the event originally planned to close on 18 October this year with the first run of tickets selling out within weeks of opening.

The exhibition is now the most visited in Royal Collection Trust’s history, presenting the evolution of the late Queen’s style through more than 300 items drawn from her personal fashion archive, now part of the Royal Collection.

Tim Knox, Director of the Royal Collection, said: “The response to this exhibition has been unprecedented. We are delighted to extend its run, ensuring that even more people from across the UK and around the world will have the chance to experience this once-in-a-generation tribute to Queen Elizabeth II’s life and legacy, in line with our charitable aim to share the Royal Collection as widely as possible.”

Discover more about the exhibition here. Groups of 15 or more receive 10% discount – group tickets can be purchased here.

Queen Elizabeth II on Princess Margaret’s Wedding Day, Cecil Beaton, 1960 © Cecil Beaton – Victoria and Albert Museum, London.