Spice Girls' Iconic '90s Looks Roar Back in Cool Britannia Exhibit!

The Spice Girls, one of the most iconic pop groups from the 1990s, are being celebrated in a new exhibition in London. The exhibition, called 'Cool Britannia,' is being held at the Barbican Music Library and is free for everyone to visit. It features some of the most memorable outfits worn by the Spice Girls, including Mel B's famous leopard-print catsuit. Mel B, also known as Scary Spice, wore this catsuit during the group's performance at the 1997 Brit Awards. She says it is one of her most loved and treasured items, and she is excited for people to see it again. Mel B describes the catsuit as 'sexy, naughty and bold,' which she thinks matches her personality and the spirit of the 1990s. She also shared that she can still fit into the outfit, which makes her happy.

The exhibition also includes Geri Halliwell's Union Jack flag platform boots, which she wore during some of the group's most famous performances. Geri, known as Ginger Spice, was known for her bold fashion choices. Emma Bunton's blue dress is also on display. Emma, or Baby Spice, was known for her sweet and playful style. In addition to the Spice Girls' outfits, the exhibition features items from other famous British musicians from the 1990s. For example, you can see Liam Gallagher's tambourine. Liam was the lead singer of Oasis, a band that was very popular at the same time as the Spice Girls. There is also a Brit Award trophy, which is a special prize given to the best music artists in Britain.

The exhibition focuses on the year 1996, which was a very important year for British music and culture. That year, the Spice Girls had three number one songs, Oasis played a huge concert at Knebworth, and the movie Trainspotting was released. The exhibition was put together by Dominic Mohan, who used to be the editor of The Sun newspaper. He wanted to show how music, art, sports, and even food all came together in the 1990s to make it a very exciting time in Britain. There are also photographs of bands, concert flyers, and tickets from that time. The exhibition will be open until September 19, so fans of the Spice Girls and 1990s culture have plenty of time to visit and enjoy these amazing memories.