ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Titanic is one of the most celebrated and iconic Hollywood films in the last two decades. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack and Kate Winslet as Rose, the film shares the personal stories of those involved in the tragic sinking of the massive ship. 

But now, you don’t have to launch your favorite streaming service to remember the incredible costumes that brought the movie to life.  Historic Biltmore in Asheville has launched an exclusive new exhibit, Glamour on Board: Fashion from Titanic the Movie, showcasing 53 costumes from the 1997 film, that represent the same era that George and Edith Vanderbilt lived. 

Guests can see the clothes worn by DiCaprio and Winslet, along with dozens of accessories. 

Biltmore’s Mallory Flynn and LeeAnn Donnelly sat down with Spectrum News anchor Caroline Blair for a sneak peak inside the exhibit.  They say the costumes should provide a unique glance inside the Oscar winning movie, and show what guests at Biltmore would have dressed like at the time. 

Admission to the exhibit is included with your ticket to Biltmore. You can receive $10 off by purchasing your ticket at least seven days in advance. If you would like to visit Glamour on Board: Fashion from Titanic the Movie, go to the Biltmore’s website for more information.