Behold Princess Grace of Bendigo

Under the leadership of director Karen Quinlan, the institution of sandstone 125 years, two hours northwest of Melbourne, its largest annual audience record with two fashion shows.

Late last year, white wedding dresses, a part of the investigation of London Victoria & Albert Museum, London import, was watched by 76,000 people. Now the gallery is to put the finishing touches to Grace Kelly: Style Icon, which opened on Sunday.

The 42 items of clothing, including suits of the Hollywood career of Kelly and his life dressed as a princess, will be published with 70 pieces of jewelry, accessories, shoes and other memorabilia.

The screen is out of the container it came assembled, but Ms. Quinlan said the biggest advance of the gallery has ever seen.
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"We could be in the fiscal year with a record 200,000 people around, it would be a record for a regional art gallery in Australia," he said.

The last princess of Monaco, the former Olympic swimmer Charlene Whittstock visit South Africa, Bendigo this week to inaugurate the exhibition and replaced her husband, Albert II, who was forced to cancel.

Princess Charlene, 34, is widely known for her wedding last year in tears by the father of two children, 20 years older than she is.

Dress like Grace Kelly was imported from the V & A, but Mrs. Quinlan was the Grimaldi Palace in Monaco for additional objects.

"I was more interested in the person of the mother, the princess, the wife of a particular and to some extent," said Quinlan, who was supported by the university as a seamstress.

An entrance fee of $ 20 covers the cost of $ 1 million to mount the show.