Beyond the Stage: Amy Winehouse Retrospektive in London
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Amy Winehouse Retrospektive in London

The Harmony section, exploring Amy’s musical influences and creative process Ed Reeve
The Harmony section, exploring Amy’s musical influences and creative process
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An installation called ‘In The Studio’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson and edited by Luke Halls Studio Ed Reeve
An installation called ‘In The Studio’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson and edited by Luke Halls Studio
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The fashion section, displaying garments that Amy wore to key performances against a backdrop of screens examining her unique style Ed Reeve
The fashion section, displaying garments that Amy wore to key performances against a backdrop of screens examining her unique style
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Amy’s garments during the Frank era demonstrate her humble beginnings as a North London girl who bought looks off the rail from the highstreet, with jazz and Hip Hop inflections Ed Reeve
Amy’s garments during the Frank era demonstrate her humble beginnings as a North London girl who bought looks off the rail from the highstreet, with jazz and Hip Hop inflections
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Key dresses from Amy’s career, including the yellow ‘Power’ dress designed by Preen for her red-carpet appearance at the 2006 BRIT Awards Ed Reeve
Key dresses from Amy’s career, including the yellow ‘Power’ dress designed by Preen for her red-carpet appearance at the 2006 BRIT Awards
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An installation called ‘Finale’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson with animation by Studio Moross, offering visitors a performance of Amy’s song ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’ Ed Reeve
An installation called ‘Finale’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson with animation by Studio Moross, offering visitors a performance of Amy’s song ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’
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An installation called ‘Finale’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson with animation by Studio Moross, offering visitors a performance of Amy’s song ‘Tears Dry On Their Own' Ed Reeve
An installation called ‘Finale’, designed by set designer Chiara Stephenson with animation by Studio Moross, offering visitors a performance of Amy’s song ‘Tears Dry On Their Own'
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In the immediate aftermath of Amy’s death, fans wrote tribute notes to Amy on the street signs outside her house in Camden Square, North London Ed Reeve
In the immediate aftermath of Amy’s death, fans wrote tribute notes to Amy on the street signs outside her house in Camden Square, North London
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A pair of jeans that Amy wore to record early demos before the release of Frank (2003); she stitched ‘Sinatra Is God’ on the backside Ed Reeve
A pair of jeans that Amy wore to record early demos before the release of Frank (2003); she stitched ‘Sinatra Is God’ on the backside
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Amy’s Grech white falcon electronic guitar Ed Reeve
Amy’s Grech white falcon electronic guitar
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The dress that Amy wore to her last every performance, designed by stylist and friend Naomi Parry Ed Reeve
The dress that Amy wore to her last every performance, designed by stylist and friend Naomi Parry
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A replica of the red Karen Millen dress that Amy wore to the 2004 BRIT Awards Ed Reeve
A replica of the red Karen Millen dress that Amy wore to the 2004 BRIT Awards
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Amy’s beehive, styled by hair stylist Tracey Cahoon Ed Reeve
Amy’s beehive, styled by hair stylist Tracey Cahoon
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The pink graphic dress that Amy wore around Camden in 2010 and the look she wore to the 2007 Q Awards, the skirt and dress are designed by Patricia Field Ed Reeve
The pink graphic dress that Amy wore around Camden in 2010 and the look she wore to the 2007 Q Awards, the skirt and dress are designed by Patricia Field
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A replica of the Arrogant Cat dress that Amy wore in the video for the track ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’, directed by David LaChapelle in 2007 Ed Reeve
A replica of the Arrogant Cat dress that Amy wore in the video for the track ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’, directed by David LaChapelle in 2007
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