I've been here twice now, once with my fashion conscious daughter, and once with my not fashion conscious husband, and we have all enjoyed. Different displays both times. Useful handheld audioguides give you just the right amount of information. Oh joy! this time they had adult clothes to 'play ' with. A bit of a wait for them since it... More

Ok admittedly I don't think that this museum is really aimed at me. However my girlfriend is really interested in fashion and she was disappointed. You walk down some stairs into a room with glass cabinets that has fifty garments on mannequins. Each dress has a brief description of the dress. You then walk into another room with some gloves... More

Celebrating 50 years of the museum's existence, they have 50 frocks on show - but that's not all, because those only fill the special display area. There's so much more to enjoy, with wonderful clothes from the Elizabethan period right up to last year. The labels are crisp and factual, but some urge you to reference laterally, along the lines... More

The highlights of this museum were the Assembly Room and the chance to step into Victorian clothes and take photos. The exhibition „50 fabulous frocks“ were interesting indeed, but I missed more clothes from Regency and Victorian era. 80% of the clothes were from the 20th century, something I also can see in other museums worldwide. When being in Bath,... More

Enjoyed wandering around and playing dress up. As with every 'fashion' based attraction I've ever been to, I was disappointed that not enough attention was paid to men's clothes.

I really enjoyed this museum though I was not sure I wanted to go there. But it was interesting to see how fashion has developed and has came back again and again. Also we had a bit of fun fitting a Victorian dresses.

I was excited to see this, but it didn't really tell a story as I had hoped. It didn't make the clothing come alive. Much of it was mismatched all stuck together in one glass case from all different eras, and the audio guide didn't really tell a broad story, it just gave sort of dry details on each of... More

Given the fact that Bath is a regency city I was disappointed that the amount of 'old' clothes on display. Why there were clothes from 2013 was a little lost on me.

My boyfriend sighed when I said I wanted to combine the Roman Baths with the Fashion Museum but he ended up quite enthralled. Housed in the famed Assembly Rooms you get 2 attractions in the one place. The exhibits are well laid out and there is an audio guide.I especially enjoyed dressing up in the Victorian costumes. Tea and cake... More