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"We are honoured to be welcoming Kengo Kuma back to host a special evening on the first birthday, and we look forward very much to our second year, particularly our upcoming major exhibitions Hello, Robot and Mary Quant."

An international retrospective on Dame Mary Quant will run from April 4 until September 6 at the V&A Dundee.

The firm already had experience of collaborating with well known designers, including Pierre Balmain and Pierre Cardin, when the opportunity arose to work with Mary Quant.

Mary designed shoes and hats for her shop, Bazaar Fashion designer Mary Quant in 1965 Mary models one of her designs in 1960 Silver stockings by Mary Quant Mary (front) with models at a show in 1967 MARY QUANT may be instantly recognisable for her stylish bob hairstyle, but it's her youthful mod designs that she'll be forever remembered for.

Mary looks at the window display in Bazaar in 1960 Michael Parkinson helps Mary model her new range of neckwear in 1972 Silver stockings by Mary Quant Vidal Sassoon designed this hairstyle for Mary in 1964 Mary designed shoes and hats for her shop, Bazaar Mary models one of her designs in 1960 Fashion designer Mary Quant in Mary (front) with models at a show in 1967

Our speaker Ruth Lowe was introduced, to give the second part of her Mary Quant talk.

Mary models one of her designs in 1960 MARY QUANT may be instantly recognisable for her stylish bob hairstyle, but it's her youthful mod designs that she'll be forever remembered for.

PRUDENCE WADE looks at how Swinging Sixties designer Mary Quant changed the face of fashion MARY QUANT may be instantly recognisable for her stylish bob hairstyle, but it's her youthful mod designs that she'll be forever remembered for.

MARY Quant's exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is a worthy recognition of her contribution to fashion.

EW names are as synonymous with the Swinging Sixties as Mary Quant.

Young women may have flocked to Mary Quant's first boutique on King's Road in London but not everyone was a fan of the fashion designer who gave teenagers a trailblazing style to call their own.