THE his musical career Taylor Swift now also belongs to the museum, according to the organizers of the new exhibition entitled Road to the Songbookcoming in a few days to Victoria & Albert.
Sixteen looks of the famous pop star are expected to be displayed at the V&A South Kensington museum, through special constructions that will include, among others, lyrics, videos, awards and personal items of the 34-year-old, the with it being shown to the public for the first time.
The periodic report will tell stories, as Swift’s songs do, according to curator Kate Bailey. The “musical path” will include 13 stops, each of which will take material from a different creative period of the songwriter. Among the exhibits are a pair of cowboy boots that Taylor wore when she was exclusive to country music, in 2007, as well as a Victorian-influenced black dress, the main costume from the new music. video of the song. Two nights.
Swifties lucky enough to be in London can visit the exhibition for free, and we’re told that among the first visitors will be some members of the royal family, as at one of Swift’s recent concerts in the UK, Prince William attended, along with his children George and Charlotte.
Below you can find the museum’s announcement about the exhibition, which is open to the public from July 27 to September 8.