Design Museum Exhibits Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style

London's Design Museum has launched 'Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style,' an exhibition exploring the evolution and cultural significance of swimwear over the past century. Curated by Amber Butchart, the show features over 200 items, including iconic pieces like Pamela Anderson's 'Baywatch' suit and Olympic memorabilia, such as the first solo swimming gold medal won by a British woman. The exhibition is organized thematically, starting from pools and moving through lidos to natural bodies of water, highlighting various swimwear trends and societal issues related to swimming. It aims to shed light on the interplay between swimming fashion and design, with displays that include historical swimsuits from the 1920s to modern adaptive designs. The exhibition runs from March 28 to August 17, providing a comprehensive look at the aesthetics and history of swimwear. Overall, it promises a vibrant and informative experience for visitors interested in the relationship between fashion and aquatic culture.