designed for Jon Bon Jovi was exhibited in The Smithsonian. Present day Brown relocated to London in August 2008, where he has created tour clothing for The Struts, Muse, the Arctic Monkeys' singer Alex Turner, Liverpool mod Miles Kane, Jamiroquai, Rival Sons, The Darkness, Lady Starlight, and Thirty Seconds to Mars' singer Jared Leto. He made the outfit for Lady Gaga for her performance with the Rolling Stones in New Jersey on 16 December 2012. On Brown's work, Tony Iommi, Black Sabbath guitarist said in 2007, "Considering Ray only has one color (black) to work with when designing my clothes, he is always able to come-up with interesting and adventurous pieces. For over 25 years Ray has been creating my outfits for both on and off stage, yet he is still able to produce new ideas and concepts." Exhibitions Brown's work has been featured in exhibitions and books on the style and fashion of rock and roll. Four of his outfits were featured in Tommy Hilfiger's book Rock Style: How Fashion Moves to Music. Outfits made for Bon Jovi, Tony Iommi and Brian Setzer are with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His work was displayed in the Phoenix Art Museum's 1997 exhibit commemorating 1980s rock fashion: Judas Priest: Jacket (1991) Nelson Twins: Jacket, Vest and Pants (1992) Cher: Pair of Jeans (1993) Yngwie Malmsteen: Jacket (1994) In June 2011 the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery featured a display called "Home of Metal", featuring music from Birmingham and the Black Country. Of the four bands featured, Judas Priest and Black Sabbath had been clients of Brown's for 29 years. Clothing made by Brown for these two bands, plus design sketches, were part of the exhibit. His outfits are displayed in several Hard Rock Cafes: Mumbai, India, Alice Cooper display:; White Tux & Tails Used on every tour from 1986 until some fairly recent shows in North America in 1998. Worn at each concert during the performance of 'School's Out'. Can be seen on the front cover of the video 'Prime Cuts' and in the 'Alice Cooper - Trashes the World' concert video. Munich, Germany: Nikki Sixx display:; Black and White Polka Dotted Outfit from "Theatre of Pain" Tour References Blackman, Liz; "Styling A La Hollywood", L.A. Weekly (California), 11–17 October 1985, Full page feature in "Style" section Cherry, Jim; "House of Brown: Rock and Roll Costumer", L.A. Weekly (California),