Diana princess of wales

From her revenge dress to a rare portrait by David Bailey, here are some of the most culturally significant depictions of Princess Diana.

From gingham trousers to Gucci loafers, modern classics that perfectly conjure the princess’s style

It's no secret that Diana Princess of Wales was one of the most beloved members of the royal family. That said, her life was filled with lots of family drama, controversy, and major shakeups. But even with all that she still managed to play a key role in the shaping of the future of the British monarchy.

When Lady Diana walked down the aisle to become a princess, the 20-year-old bride wore an ivory silk dress with a 25-foot train, adorned with antique lace and 10,000 mother-of-pearl sequins.

Princess Diana of Wales, looking tired during a visit in New Zealand in April 1983.

18 April 1983: Princess Diana, in a Donald Campbell gown, attends the ballet performance of 'Coppelia' by the New Zealand Ballet Company at…

Diana, Princess of Wales during a visit to Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory of Australia, March 1983.

Diana, Princess of Wales attends a church service in London for the victims of the 'Marchioness' boating disaster on the River Thames, 18th September 1989. She is wearing a black and white suit by...

Diana, Princess of Wales during a visit to Canterbury, UK, May 1983. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

British Vogue looks at Diana, Princess of Wales’s preference in hats. From birdcage veils through to pillbox shapes in candy pink, look at the best hats worn by the Princess of Wales.