10 Princess Diana Fashion Looks We Are Loving

One of the things that Diana was remembered for, was her great fashion sense. So as we celebrate the newly weds and see how they've honoured Diana, we want to honour her in the best way we know how. So here's an overview of Princess Diana fashion looks that we love.

Harry’s and Megan’s royal wedding might have come and gone, but it’s still a hot topic of conversation. In this conversation, Princess Diana has been mentioned, as many are wondering whether the empty seat at the wedding was in honour of the prince’s mother, and if the green couch that the official photographs were taken on was the same couch that Princess Diana sat on for the photos after Prince Harry’s christening. One of the things that Diana was remembered for, was her great fashion sense. So as we celebrate the newly weds and see how they’ve honoured Diana, we want to honour her in the best way we know how. So here’s an overview of Princess Diana fashion looks that we love.

Royal Blue

She wore this very appropriate gorgeous colour when Charles and Diana announced they’re engagement in 1981.

Red Satin

Diana looked gorgeous in this red satin gown that she wore to the Barbican Centre, while she was pregnant with William in 1982.

Pink Floral

Wearing floral and a lot of pink, she looked great at the christening of Prince William in 1982.

Pink Polka Dot

You can see the Princess was a fan of pink! She wore this bold pink polka dot dress by Donald Campbell during a visit to Perth, in 1983.

Metallics

Princess Diana glistened in this metallic gown by Bruce Oldfield, which she wore to a fashion show in 1985.

White Suit

She looked very edgy wearing this white suit and bow tie by Jasper Conran in Florence, 1985.

Sequins

Princess Diana wore this stunning, asymmetric sequin dress by Hachi at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C in 1985.

Kimono

She wore this beautiful peach kimono during the Royal Tour of Japan in 1986.

Military Fashion

Not many people can pull of this style of military fashion, but the Princess can! She wore this while visiting the Sandhurst Military Academy in 1987.

Casual

In a jumper by Roland Klein and a skirt by Jasper Conran, the Princess still looks sophisticated in her casual clothes. Worn at Windsor in 1987.