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The Other Boleyn Girl dress exhibition at Hampton Court Palace
Last Updated: Sat 19 Jul 2008
Costumes worn in the film The Other Boleyn Girl will be on show at Hampton Court Palace this summer.
Fans of the Tudor-era love story, which is now available on DVD, will be able to see the handmade bodices, headpieces and dresses worn by Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman who play sisters in the film.
Clothes worn by Eric Bana who played the king will also be on display, according to viewlondon.co.uk, which described the garments as "extremely elaborate".
The outfits worn in The Other Boleyn Girl were designed by Sandy Powell, who also made the costumes for Shakespeare in Love.
The display will be at Hampton Court Palace until August 26th.
Next year it will be 500 years since Henry VIII came to the throne and the exhibition is the first of a series of events celebrating the anniversary.
London Pass holders can receive free entry to Hampton Court Palace.
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