Feb 7, 2007 • 1 min read

Kylie exhibition opens

Kylie Minogue's career exhibition has opened at London's Victoria & Albert Museum, with free entry and advance booking, running until 10 June.

That previously reported exhibition of Kylie Minogue's stage costumes, awards and accessories has formally opened at London's Victoria & Albert Museum. The exhibition, as previously mentioned, was originally staged in Melbourne, and tracks much of Kylie's career, starting with Charlene from Neighbours' dungarees through to 'those hot pants'. Kylie had a private viewing of the show yesterday, telling reporters: "I was actually speechless. It was a very strange feeling. I was so honoured and overwhelmed". Speaking inside the museum she added: "I can't believe there are disco balls and glitter at the V&A - but I, for one, think it looks fabulous". The museum reports that already 3500 people have booked to see the free show - the advance booking system having been set up to control the crowds expected to view the exhibition. The exhibition opens to the public on Thursday and runs until 10 Jun.

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