Gianni Versace Retrospective at Arches London Bridge

Step into the dazzling world of Gianni Versace at Gianni Versace Retrospective* on display at Arches London Bridge.

See more than 450 original vintage Gianni Versace-design pieces and discover the bold prints, iconic designs and untold stories behind the man who redefined fashion and celebrity culture. Celebrate the legendary designer’s fearless creativity through garments, accessories, rare runway footage, interviews and more.

Ready to walk in the footsteps of a legend? Book your tickets now and experience the magic of Versace up close.

Who was Gianni Versace?

Gianni Versace was a visionary Italian fashion designer, best known for creating iconic looks using bold prints, vibrant colours and glamorous designs.

Versace championed inclusivity and self-expression and was a pioneer in merging fashion with celebrity culture, often dressing stars like Madonna, Elton John and Princess Diana. His famous runway shows captivated audiences worldwide. Versace was among the first to use supermodels like Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford as brand ambassadors, helping define the ‘supermodel era’ of the 1990s.

His tragic death in 1997 shocked the world, but his legacy lives on through the Versace brand, now led by Dario Vitale, and his lasting influence on fashion, celebrity culture, and LGBTQ+ representation.

Iconic Versace pieces you’ll see

The Versace exhibition showcases 21 collections spanning 1988-1997 of Versace’s designs, including a special feature called Gianni Versace in London.

Iconic Versace pieces you can expect to see at the exhibition include:

• Original Versace garments and accessories, many of which have never been seen before in the UK.
• Iconic looks worn by Princess Diana, Kate Moss, Elton John and George Michael.
• Runway footage, rare sketches and personal items from Versace’s archives.
• A celebration of Versace’s influence on fashion, celebrity and pop culture.

Why you can’t miss the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition in London

Don’t miss your chance to visit the Gianni Versace Retrospective at Arches London Bridge, the UK’s largest exhibition dedicated to the legendary designer - right here in London!

Discover more than 450 original vintage Versace pieces including looks worn by icons such as Princess Diana, Naomi Campbell and Elton John.

This immersive experience brings Versace’s fearless creativity to life through rare sketches, runway footage and garments and accessories that celebrate Versace’s dazzling journey through fashion history.

How to book Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition tickets

Book tickets for the highly anticipated Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition using the booking button on this page.

The Gianni Versace exhibition operates on a timed entry basis. Choose your preferred time slot when you book your tickets. You may enter the exhibition any time within your 30-minute time slot. Once you are inside the exhibition, the visiting time is unlimited.

Where is the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition in London?

The Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition takes place at Arches London Bridge.

How to get there:

• Underground – The nearest Tube station is London Bridge station (Northern and Jubilee lines).
• Bus – Several bus routes stop nearby: 47, 343, 381, 149, 388.
• Cycling – The closest Santander Cycles docking station is on Tooley Street, SE1 2TF.

How long does it take to explore the exhibition?

It is recommended that 90 minutes is enough time to explore the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition.

Is the exhibition suitable for children?

The Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition does not have an age restriction. The exhibition includes some bold themes – including some mature and provocative themes – which may not be suitable for young children.

Other fashion and history immersive exhibitions to see in London

Explore the hidden language of Royal fashion through rare garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana and Vivienne Westwood at Dress Codes at Kensington Palace (until 30 Nov). Step into the opulence of Edwardian Britain with more than 300 objects, including works by Fabergé and William Morris, at The Edwardians: Age of Elegance at The King’s Gallery (until 23 Nov).

*Gianni Versace Retrospective is not associated with Gianni Versace SRL or to the Versace family.