Princess Diana's most iconic outfits

From her first appearance on the public stage as a fresh-faced young aristocrat to her final years as a glamorous global superstar, Diana never failed to fascinate with her fashion choices.

With its nod to the bomber jacket, the tweed suit that Diana wore on her Balmoral honeymoon showed the new royal’s ability to tap into the street style of the 1980s.

In this shot taken at the family’s country home Highgrove in 1986, the young mom teamed a candy-striped shirt with white overalls and deck shoes for a sweet, fresh look.

The Princess never disappointed fans on her official engagements. Here she went on parade in a smart cream suit designed to pay tribute to her military hosts.

Who could forget the midnight-blue Victor Edelstein dress she wore to dance with John Travolta at the White House in 1985?

With its sharp tailoring and bold color block combination, this suit, seen here in Hong Kong in 1989, was a favorite of the Princess.

The drama of this plum velvet gown was all in the back, emphasized by a knotted string of pearls. It was worn, appropriately, to the UK premiere of Back to the Future.

From the label most closely associated with her, Catherine Walker, this world-famous creation was studded with 20,000 pearls and popularly dubbed the ‘Elvis Dress’ because of its collar.

Diana found that one-shouldered gowns always accentuated her defined shoulders and statuesque figure as seen by this electric blue Versace creation.

Here is the stunning ‘revenge dress’ by Christina Stambolian which Diana wore to a soiree on the day her husband admitted to infidelity in a televised interview.

As an independent, single woman following her divorce, Diana loved sporting a sleek, sexy silhouette for eveningwear. She wore this fitted shift dress for a gala performance of Swan Lake at the Royal Albert Hall, two months before her death.

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