Fashion photography fans mark your calendars: London's Victoria & Albert Museum has confirmed it will host a special exhibition dedicated to British fashion photographer Tim Walker next year, showcasing some of his best work, as well as a series of newly commissioned works inspired by the V&A archive.

The tribute — designed by art director Shona Heath, one of Walker's closest friends — will also include films and special installations, in addition to photographic sets, and is set to open in September 2019, running until March 2020.

Teasing the upcoming event via its official website, the V&A said the show "pays tribute to Walker's distinctive contribution to image-making, while also exploring the work of his creative collaborators. It will shine a light on the important roles played by set designers, stylists, make-up artists, models and muses, who all help bring Walker's unique ideas to life".

Walker, who shot his first Vogue story when he was 25, has contributed works to a number of fashion publications, including Vogue, W and Harper's Bazaar throughout his star-studded career, and has photographed celebrities from Tilda Swinton to Kate Moss.

He has also shot a number of branded advertising campaigns for labels such as Comme des Garçons, Gap, and Yohji Yamamoto, as well as many others.