Diana, princess of Wales
"Only do what your heart tells you."
About Diana
Princess Diana, also known as Diana, Princess of Wales, was a prominent
member of the British royal family. Born Diana Frances Spencer on July
1, 1961, she became widely known for her marriage to Prince Charles, the
heir to the British throne, in 1981.
Diana quickly captured the hearts
of people around the world with her warmth, compassion, and
down-to-earth demeanor. During her time as a member of the royal family,
Princess Diana became renowned for her humanitarian work and charity
endeavors. Beyond her charitable efforts, Princess Diana also broke
with royal tradition by being more accessible and relatable to the
public. Her approachable nature and dedication to her sons, Prince
William and Prince Harry, endeared her to millions worldwide.
Tragically, Princess Diana's life was cut short in a car accident on
August 31, 1997, in Paris, France. Her untimely death sparked an
outpouring of grief from people around the world.
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David and Elizabeth Emanuel's Wedding Dress
Worn at her wedding to Prince Charles, it remains one of the most iconic wedding dresses in history. It has been called the dress of the century
Victor Edelstein's Gala Dress
A timeless black velvet dress worn during a dinner at the White House, where she danced with John Travolta. She was the most photographed woman in the world.
Christina Stambolian's Black Velvet Dress
Notable for its audacious design, worn to a party in 1994. After it was revealed Prince Charles had an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, Princess Diana stepped.