King among gods. A unique path of Freddie Mercury at the London museum

An exhibition in Treviso showcases Freddie Mercury's iconic costumes, blending them with the gallery's classical art. Curator Kate Bailey highlights the connection between Mercury's flamboyance and the ancient sculptures surrounding his displays. Notable pieces include a kimono reflecting his love for Japan and costumes from famous performances, emphasizing his theatricality. The exhibition features a striking red and black outfit inspired by Dante's "Divine Comedy" and a royal cloak worn during his last performance. Visitors can explore this tribute to Mercury until January 17.