On August 31, 1997, Princess Diana died in a car accident while riding in a car to avoid paparazzi tracking, at the age of 36.
This year, Princess Dai has been dead for 25 years, and the United Kingdom has also spontaneously commemorated this beloved lady.
For more people, Dai Fei is a fashion symbol of the times.
Even from the current aesthetic point of view, her dress is not outdated. Especially today, when the british royal women's dressing style is becoming more and more conservative and error-free, Dai Fei's bold, rebellious, but elegant fashion taste still shines.
Today I will take you back to some of the most classic outfits of Dai Concubines
From the wedding dress at the end of the extra-long skirt, the world has equated Diana and princess dresses, even if you look for it from the royal families of other countries, it is difficult to find a girl who is so suitable for wearing a puffy skirt.
Designed by Welsh fashion designers Emanuel and his wife
In fact, before the wedding, Diana had already found her own style.
She wore a red slip dress for the premiere of 007: Top Secret. The diamond sequins on the skirt are sparkling, and the ruffled chest design is very playful and energetic.
The dress was designed by bellville Sassoon, a prestigious haute salon of the time, the most beloved of Princess Dai's early royal career, and no other brand knew better than Bellville Sassoon how to make Diana synonymous with "princess".
For example, this set of "Cosmic God Diagram" in which Diana was tired and fell asleep at the event was wearing Bellville Sassoon.
It's a white chiffon skirt with a ruffled design at the shoulders that just cover the big arms. The faint purple of the fabric contrasts with the ribbons on the waist and chest, making the whole picture dreamy.
In March 1982, six months pregnant, Diana, dressed in Bellville Sassoon's red silk dress as maternity attire, attended the opening ceremony of the charity run by her husband Charles.
Diana, who bloomed like a rose, was described by the media as a "fairy princess".
In 1983, during a visit to Australia, Diana wore pink dresses that were rarely chosen by royal women.
The skirt was designed by luxury costume designer Victor Edelstein. The two bows at the shoulders add playfulness to the simple outfit, and Diana's choice of sapphire jewelry is the finishing touch.
Also during a visit to Australia in 1985, Diana and Charles danced at the ball.
She was wearing a waist-cinching azure one-shoulder gown. In particular, she chose a ribbon crown as a headdress. Fewer and fewer people have been able to hold this crown over the years.
By the way, this crown can also be worn as a necklace:
In the late 1980s, Diana also began to pursue a more mature and elegant look, replacing the princess skirt with a variety of well-cut one-piece hip skirts.
For example, when she visited Brazil in 1991, she wore this one-shoulder pink pattern dress.
At that time, royal women were not allowed to show their shoulders, and concubines had to be both elegant and rebellious.
Versace's blue shoulder dress is also beautiful:
In 1985, when Dai Fei attended the premiere of the classic science fiction movie "Back to the Future", the same thing was true for this plum-colored velvet dress.
The frontal view is fully in line with the requirements of the royal family and is tightly wrapped. Yet the really ingenious design is behind it...
A pearl back chain emerges from the deep V cut behind it, and the sense of decency is broken.
In 1987, Diana wore Catherine Walker's long dress to the Cannes Film Festival.
The pale blue dress with the chiffon shawl of the same color became the most famous match on the red carpet. Walker designed more than a thousand outfits for Diana and was Dai's favorite designer in her later period.
Among the luxurious dresses, the long dress that participated in the premiere of "007: Thunder Killing Machine" in 1985 was impressive.
Designed by Bruce Oldfield, the pleated design and reflective fabric sparkle in the spotlight, like the goddess of moonlight.
The dress was also backless, after all, Diana would not wear boring clothes.
Diana is not a no-no-one for bold designs, and she wears a lot of costumes with forward elements.
During her visit to Japan in 1986, Diana wore a red polka-dot skirt with a top hat with red trim. This dress still looks fashionable today.
In 1981, Diana was honeymooning in this lightweight floral wrap dress by Donald Campbell, which looked sweet and intimate.
In 1986, Diana's wedding designer Emmanuel designed this black-and-white contrast dress for her trip to Saudi Arabia. The skirt has a black and white striped bow at the waist, which is both eye-catching and elegant.
Contrast contrasts were just getting popular in the '80s, and Diana's blue-and-black dresses on a trip to Venice in 1985 followed suit. The dark design at the waist makes the figure more curvy.
Diana was also very fond of the sailor element in her early days.
Also on a 1985 trip to Italy, at a naval tribute event, she wore a sailor hat and a suit dress designed for her by Catherine Walker.
In 1981, Diana wore a sailor suit when she took her first official royal family photo. The whole person is full of youth and very cute.
In 1984, Diana, who was 7 months pregnant with Prince Harry, watched a polo game in a magenta sailor collar skirt, and still looked lively and young while comfortable.
Diana loved bows in her early days.
In 1985, she was on official business at Hereford Cathedral, under a round-necked double-breasted coat that revealed the collar of her shirt with a large black ribbon on it, which complemented the handbag.
In 1989, at the Barbican Charity Concert, she wore Bellville Sassoon's lace dress, which matched the color of her eyes, and the bow on her chest was the finishing touch of the dress.
During her visit to Hong Kong, Diana was famous for her stand-up collar coat.
Still designed by Catherine Walker, coats and dresses are sewn with pearls and sequins, and the design with an ultra-high neckline is slightly shorter at the neck that people can't hold.
Because the exaggerated collar of this coat resembles Elvis Presley's costume of the year, this dress is also nicknamed "Elvis Presley Dress".
Diana's outfit on her trip to Dubai was also stunning. The large blue patches of color all over her body are clean and atmospheric, and instead of wearing a regular top hat, she combines a top hat and a headscarf to pay homage to the local culture.
When members of the royal family travel to foreign countries, they basically integrate local culture and choose clothing.
Diana's 1992 trip to Egypt was very successful. First, a simple green dress with a soft white turban highlights the pure and clear temperament.
During her visit to the pyramids, she changed into a beige skirt that partially mimicked the costumes of members of the Egyptian archaeological expeditions of the last century.
When she went to Scotland for the Highland Games, Diana put on her traditional Scottish hat tammiie and a red plaid coat. This outfit made the Scots very impressed with her.
Diana not only looks good in skirts, but also brings up the trend of royal women wearing pants.
Until then, women wearing pants will be artificially irregular and cannot enter some high-end occasions. As early as the 80s, Diana wore an all-men's dress to attend the event.
This was the matching of her dinner party in Canada, a black men's dress, a snake-shaped brooch pinned to a blazer, and the aura was too strong.
In fact, Princess Diana herself has a tall height of 1.78 meters, and wearing a suit shows her thin waist and long legs, which is very handsome.
Even if it's not a regular event, she will go out with a casual suit to highlight her neutral charm.
In 1997, the casual suit worn by Princess Dai when she sent William to school was also very handsome, and the pair of diagonal flat shoes on her feet was popular again over the years.
Diana is also a sports lover, and her casual sports wear has made people follow suit. For example, this red ski suit, with a knitwear headband, is very eye-catching.
When I went skiing in 1988, this set of V-shaped sweatshirts is also very fashionable now.
When Dai Fei was on vacation by the sea, this leopard print swimsuit and leopard print hood skirt were also quite bold.
Diana likes to mix and match every day, the most classic is this polo jacket + sweatshirt + baseball cap + jeans + leather boots combination. Casual with refinement.
In 1989, Princess Dai sent her son to school, wearing a plaid suit on top of a white tracksuit, with the leather boots on her feet and the familiar baseball cap on her head. This outfit may not look good for others, but Diana is very dashing to wear.
This street shot was captured on the way to send his son to school. Diana wore an oversized NFL Philadelphia Eagles football jacket with a simple black skirt and T-shirt.
In 1994, this casual suit was one of Diana's most successful outfits in her later years. To this day, this way of wearing is still admired by bloggers and has been named "retro aristocratic aesthetic".
However, Diana's outfit was a "nouveau riche" fashion that broke the real aristocratic aesthetic.
Because Diana regularly goes to the gym to exercise, she often uses sweatshirt + fitness shorts + stockings and sneakers, which has caused young girls to follow suit.
Diana's sweater caused multiple out-of-stock trends that year. Best known for this sweater that was worn when watching polo in 1980. There was a small black sheep in a flock of white sheep.
Black sheep can be translated as "black sheep" in English. It is speculated that by this time Diana already knew that she was incompatible with the royal family and wanted to use this sweater to show her rebellion.
For the first time Diana and Charles were officially photographed after their engagement, Diana also wore a cute pink sweater paired with corduroy pants and her favorite rain boots.
In 1986, Princess Dai, who was resting at home, wore pink plaid 9-minute pants and a pink sweater, taking her casual style to a new level.
Dai Fei can also find a lot of denim elements on her body. When she watched a polo game with William as a child, she wore a pair of denim suspender pants, simple but good enough.
In 1993, Diana went skiing with her two sons and wore a denim jumpsuit with an over-size pilot leather jacket and white boots.
In the '90s, Diana and Charles's relationship deteriorated. In June 1994, Charles confessed on television that he had cheated on marriage.
Diana wore the famous "revenge dress" at an event in London. Ushered in the era of Diana's sexy dresses.
Three months after her divorce from Charles in 1996, Diana walked onto the red carpet of the met gala in a black lace silk dress. This dress comes from the first couture collection designed by renowned designer John Galliano for Dior.
Before the divorce, Diana rarely wore a short skirt due to royal rules. The 1992 Valentino velvet Burgundy red dress is one of the rare records.
But after the divorce, Diana can finally disregard the face of the royal family, generously wear a tight short skirt, and show off her long legs. This white Versace tights are classic:
When you go to the Royal Albert Hall to see the Swan Lake Ballet, this pale blue, sparkling short dress is also stunning:
When she attended the Vanity Fair dinner, her deep V halterneck dress was even more impressive. Many media outlets say the outfit is reminiscent of the sexy Marilyn Monroe.
In June 1997, Diana attended a fashion event in her favorite Printed Skirt by Catherine Walker, smiling gracefully at the crowd, as brilliant as the flowers on her skirt.
Two months later, Diana died in a car accident.
Diana's years of marrying into the royal family were filled with unhappiness and betrayal, and her beautiful heart and appearance made people sigh for her short life. Twenty years after the Fall of the British Rose, we are still amazed at the beauty she brings and her enduring influence.
I don't know which outfit or outfit of Diana is the most impressive and favorite? Comments to share a wave of it ~
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