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Written by Megan C. Hills, Editor’s Note — Don’t miss ‘s six-part documentary series “Diana” features rarely-seen footage and new interviews explores the Official San Diego State Aztecs 2023 Ncaa Men’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Shirt But I will love this person behind the princess. The late Princess Diana’s wardrobe has been immortalized in books, exhibitions, Netflix series, tribute photo shoots in Vogue and even a musical. From her fairytale wedding gown to the so-called “revenge dress” she wore after Prince Charles admitted to infidelity, the world witnessed her style transformation into the “People’s Princess.” “Her style was so very much her own,” said Jack L. Carlson, whose label Rowing Blazers recently launched a Diana-inspired clothing line. “She was not a follower. To the contrary, she did her own thing, and we all watched in wonder and tried to keep up.” There is still plenty of nostalgia surrounding the Princess of Wales’ style — indeed, when Carlson’s label re-released her iconic black sheep sweater last year, he sold “three months worth of sweaters in an hour and a half” after it went viral online, he said. Car given to Princess Diana from Prince Charles sells for $72,000 But how might Diana have dressed were she alive in 2021? And how might she have employed her penchant for tactful, symbolic and communicative fashion in this divisive age? We’re looking back at the influences that informed her style — and how they might have shaped her look today. More soft diplomacy The Princess of Wales was adept at using her wardrobe diplomatically. Whether choosing designers from countries she was visiting, or wearing colors and symbols associated with hosts’ national identities, she used clothing as nods of support and respect. As Diana’s former stylist Anna Harvey recalled in British Vogue in 1997, shortly after the princess’ death: “From the start she used clothes
to make gestures; on her first visit to Wales she wore the Official San Diego State Aztecs 2023 Ncaa Men’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Shirt But I will love this Welsh colors — a green and red silk suit; for her arrival in Japan she wore (Japanese designer Yuki Torimaru) and for a trip to Paris, Chanel.” During a visit to the Gulf region in 1986, she wore a dress embellished with gold falcons, one of Saudi Arabia’s patriotic symbols, During her royal tour of Japan the same year, she wore a red and white polka-dot dress that appeared to reference the national flag. Princess Diana wearing an outfit by designer Yuki Torimaru for a royal tour to Japan. Credit: The Asahi Shimbun/Getty Images Diana also nodded to the royal institution she had married into — like when milliner Stephen Jones sewed the Prince of Wales’ feathers into the traditional tam-o’shanter hat she wore to Scotland’s annual Braemar Gathering. A brief history of Britain’s royal mourning dress codes Matthew Storey, curator of Kensington Palace’s new exhibition “Royal Style in the Making,” said over email that royal family members typically “wear clothes that subtly pay tribute to the culture of the country they are visiting.” But Princess Diana continued doing so in the years following her separation from Charles in the early 1990s (opting to wear a traditional shalwar kameez on a visit to Pakistan in 1996, for example), and it seems likely she would have continued the thoughtful approach to her
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