Freddie Mercury was well-known for his flamboyant stage put on and eccentric style selections like carrying a Japanese kimono over a superhero T-shirt.

And for the primary time ever many who haven’t been seen since he wore them in public a long time in the past are on show free of charge over the subsequent few weeks.

Before he died in 1991, the Queen singer left his Garden Lodge Kensington house and its contents to his former lover Mary Austin and now she’s auctioning all the things off in September.

The star’s personal house interiors have been recreated at Sotheby’s in London, together with his walk-in wardrobe.

Express.co.uk took half in a press preview the place the auctioneers identified his favorite jacket and scarf, which you’ll view beneath.

Much of Freddie’s garments had been hung up within the massive walk-in wardrobe chronologically.

This helped chart the “huge contrast going through this romantic period with all this colour…and then bang 1979/80 it changes. Flash t-shirt cuts his hair off, has a moustache, athletic vests are very key….

“The Burgundy is his very favourite jacket. He’s on record saying that’s his favourite.”

She additionally identified the zigzag scarf as one in all his most prized items of clothes, having worn it from the early seventies via to 1977.

Just exterior this room hangs a rainbow of Japanese kimonos of which he owned 50, plus quite a few acquainted stage garments together with his silver sequinned go well with and thirty ninth party navy jacket.

Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own exhibition is free and open to the general public with no reserving required from as we speak till September 5 at Sotheby’s London. For extra data click on here.