Princess Diana and Prince Charles, now King Charles III, divorced in August 1996, just a year before she was tragically ...

Kate Middleton turned heads with her outfit choice for Trooping the Color on June 14. The Princess of Wales looked chic in a ...

Princess Diana will forever be one of the foremost ... For an event at the Serpentine Gallery in 1995, Lady Di chose a light blue halter dress, designed by Catherine Walker. Though she wore ...

The dress by Jacques Azagury, once owned by PEOPLE, was first worn by Princess ... tier royal blue organza skirt with a sash and bow. The ballerina skirt was the perfect nod to Diana's love ...

This revenge dress really hit the spot. Princess Diana once tried to make Camilla Parker Bowles go “insane” by wearing a simple blue polyester dress with polka dots, according to one royal author.

The dress was widely seen as a powerful sartorial act of revenge that showed the Princess' confidence in the face of crisis. Talk about royal blue! Diana was known for her captivating blue eyes ...

A dress first worn by Princess Diana ... royal blue organza skirt, a sash, bow, and of course, shoulder pads. "The ballerina skirt is the perfect nod to Diana's love of dance and her patronage ...

Jacques Azagury, designer of her most expensive dress to date, explains why the "Princess Diana ... Three weeks later, Diana came to visit him at his studio, and it was the blue and black drop ...

She'd torn the corset out. The dress was much more… sensuous," he reflected. Princess Diana showed up to the Met Gala in a navy blue satin dress, with daring lace straps and a matching shawl ...

A dress worn by Princess Diana was auctioned off for over $1.1 million in Hollywood on Sunday. The black and blue evening dress designed by Moroccan-British fashion designer Jacques Azagury was ...

It might not be as famous as her head-turning “revenge dress,” but an aubergine-colored silk velvet piece is still one of Princess ... was also behind Diana’s midnight blue “Travolta ...

Designer Elizabeth Emanuel described Diana's backup bridal ensemble as "similar in certain respects and both had the big skirt, but everything else was different" Elizabeth, who created the royal ...